Noel Gallagher Calls Brother Liam 'Delightful' As Oasis Reunion Thrives

The documentary, titled Oasis: Don't Look Back in Anger, explores the story of their reunion, which became a high-profile 2025 tour. The premiere follows reports that the siblings will soon announce more shows for next year, which the pair have been teasing this week. Peaky Blinders creator Steven Knight, who was granted behind-the-scenes access for the project, said he believed the brothers' getting older had helped them bury their animosity.

"You start throwing all this crap away, he told the Times. "In your twenties you're so full of it, angry and easily offended. Knight, who is also writing the next James Bond film, added: "It became apparent, during the tour, that Noel and Liam are similar people.

They're both very funny and they speak the truth. He also said Noel had "no idea there would be such interest in an Oasis reunion, noting the brothers hadn't recorded anything for years but the music had been passed down through generations. Noel apparently doubted the band would play stadiums, expecting arenas instead.

"The second shock came when Liam and Noel first went out on stage at Cardiff and felt the emotion." People were in tears, Knight said. Don't Look Back in Anger is in cinemas from 9 September. Knight filmed the brothers rehearsing and reuniting onstage for the first time since the band's split in 2009. The documentary is in cinemas from 9 September.