Film depicting Oasis band's 2025 tour screened in Venice
A film about British rock band Oasis's 2025 tour met with audiences at the Venice Film Festival, while uncertainty continues over whether a new album will be released.
Oasis, one of the iconic Brit Pop bands of the nineties, brought its surprising 2025 reunion and tour to the silver screen. While the production bearing the name of the band's cult song was screened in Venice, discussions and uncertainties regarding the possibility of a new album persist.
Oasis's Reunion
Oasis, one of the most important Brit Pop bands of the nineties, reunited with a surprise decision last year following its breakup in 2009.
The group made a huge impact in the music world by carrying out a massive world tour in the summer of 2025, reuniting with its fans.
Subject of the Film and Crew
The film, which shares the same name with the group's cult song, was not structured as a classic music biography spanning from the establishment of Oasis onwards.
The production contains special footage focusing on the group's 2025 reunion and the transformation of the relationship between Liam and Noel Gallagher.
Tour Achievements
Taking the stage again in Cardiff on July 4, 2025, after a 16-year hiatus, the Live '25 tour achieved a major commercial success.
Spanning 14 countries and consisting of 41 concerts, the tour drew attention by grossing over 400 million dollars, setting a notable record.
Festival Screening
Don't Look Back In Anger, the song from which the film takes its name, was written by Noel Gallagher and released in 1995.
The Oasis Don't Look Back In Anger film made its world premiere on September 5 in the out-of-competition section of the 83rd Venice Film Festival.
New Album Uncertainty
Following the band's reunion, the question of whether a new album will be released continues to be a subject of curiosity among fans.
While Liam Gallagher denied claims of a new Oasis album in a social media statement, the manager also stated that there is no new music plan.