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Oasis Live ’27 tour sells out; documentary streaming details

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The documentary ‘Oasis: Don’t Look Back In Anger’, produced by Steven Knight, has transitioned from its Venice International Film Festival debut to a successful theatrical run. The film has become the highest-grossing documentary in the UK and Ireland. It chronicles the reconciliation of brothers Noel and Liam Gallagher and the subsequent Live ’25 reunion tour. For its streaming release on Disney+ and Hulu, scheduled for October 9, 2026, the production will include exclusive material, such as the brothers’ first joint interview in over two decades and full performances of tracks like ‘Wonderwall’, ‘Slide Away’, ‘D’You Know What I Mean?’, and ‘Half The World Away’. Directed by Dylan Southern and Will Lovelace, the streaming version will also provide behind-the-scenes footage of rehearsals and the reunion process. Regarding the Live ’27 tour, all 42 global dates—spanning the UK, Ireland, Europe, and the United States—have officially sold out. The tour includes major venues such as Manchester's Etihad Stadium, Glasgow's Celtic Park, and a record-breaking six shows at Knebworth Park. To manage demand, a registration-only system was used to distribute non-transferable access codes. Despite this, some fans reported technical difficulties with Ticketmaster, and secondary markets saw highly inflated prices. Liam Gallagher confirmed via social media that no additional shows will be added to the schedule. Fraud remains a significant issue. In Rome, the consumer association Codici and the Polizia Postale issued warnings regarding scammers using fake communications to claim fans have been “selected” to purchase tickets. These schemes often involve clone websites or the sale of fraudulent access codes. The band maintains that tickets purchased through unauthorized channels are “fake and invalid” and subject to cancellation, noting that official resale is strictly limited to Ticketmaster and Twickets at original face value. Following the tour, Liam Gallagher has suggested the band may discuss recording new music, contrasting with previous comments from Noel Gallagher indicating no new music would be released for the tour.

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