‘Oasis: Don’t Look Back in Anger’ Will Officially Uncover What’s Sleeping in Your Soul

Image via Harriet T K Bols Published Sep 11, 2026, 6:00 PM EDT Michael Zimmermann is a video host and interviewer at Collider. In addition to his work on Collider's Behind the Scenes video channel, Michael covers junkets, red carpets and premieres. He also contributes to the music vertical, writing features and lists. As a Jersey Shore local, Michael's hero is Bruce Springsteen — and you can't convince him that Born To Run is a better album than Darkness on the Edge of Town. Sign in to your Collider account It was a 16-year wait we all had to endure. 16 years without Oasis on stage. 16 years without Liam and Noel Gallagher — together. But that hiatus came to an end in the summer of 2025 when Oasis reunited for the Live ‘25 tour across Europe, North and South America, Asia and Australia. Oasis: Don’t Look Back in Anger, created and written by Steven Knight (Peaky Blinders), is an exclusive look into the events leading up to that first reunion show in Cardiff, Wales, and throughout the 2025 tour. The documentary, released by Walt Disney Motion Pictures Studios, dives into a web of relationships — the reconciliation and forgiveness between Liam and Noel, and the special connection between people and music. Oasis: Don’t Look Back in Anger, in a word, is about forgiveness; Not looking back in the past with negative thoughts or feelings. Liam and Noel sit down, side by side, to tell their story of why they make music, why it was important to put previous words and actions in the rearview mirror and move forward with joy and happiness. Along with the Gallagher brothers’ point of view, the doc travels to every corner of the world to hear how Oasis has changed fans' lives and what their music means to them. From Asia to South America to Ireland and Manchester, fans open up about how Oasis has helped them through dark times and find community in the midst of loneliness. “Acquiesce” represents the bond between friends believing and needing each other; “Some Might Say,” at its core, speaks to the resilience of the Irish people, and “Talk Tonight” goes beyond the spoken word. Biblical. Spiritual. Beyond generational. That’s what Oasis is. And that’s what Oasis: Don’t Look Back in Anger is. Old fans and new, arm in arm, tears flowing, but not in a sad way — tears streaming as a release of feelings so deep within ourselves that only music can extrapolate; pure ecstasy, hope, love, loss, and acceptance. If you were lucky enough to see the band during their ‘25 tour, this documentary will bring you right back to those moments in a cinematic way. And if you didn’t have the privilege of being in the crowd during one of those shows, you will now be able to experience the raw and explosive power of Oasis. Who's Your Perfect Classic Rock Band? Classic Rock Personality Quiz Who's Your PerfectClassic Rock Band? A Personality Quiz · 10 Questions Five legendary bands. One perfect match. Answer 10 questions about your personality, attitude, and taste to find out which classic rock icon you truly belong with. Are you raw power, rolling swagger, operatic drama, thunderous riffs, or timeless melody? ⚡AC/DC 👅Rolling Stones 🤘Metallica 👑Queen 🎸The Beatles Begin Quiz → 01 How do you walk into a room? Choose the answer that feels most like you. ALike a freight train — loud, fast, and everyone knows I've arrived. BWith a slow, cool swagger — I take my time and own every step. CHead down, focused — I'm here for a purpose and small talk isn't it. DWith total confidence and a flair for the dramatic — all eyes on me. EWarmly and curiously — genuinely excited to see what and who is here. Next Question → 02 What does your ideal Friday night look like? ALoud bar, cold beer, cranked jukebox — the louder the better. BA smoky club, good company, and doing whatever feels right in the moment. CIntense concert or staying in with headphones — nothing in between. DSomething theatrical — a show, a dinner party, an experience worth remembering. EHanging with close friends, maybe making music, keeping it relaxed and genuine. Next Question → 03 What's your philosophy on keeping things simple vs. complex? ASimple is king. A great riff repeated perfectly beats any amount of cleverness. BKeep it loose and bluesy — the groove matters more than technical perfection. CGo deep and dark — I want layers, tension, and something that hits hard. DWhy not both? Elaborate arrangements and hook-driven anthems can coexist. ECraft every detail — a perfect melody is the result of countless small choices. Next Question → 04 How would your friends describe your personal style? ANo-frills, no-nonsense — jeans, a t-shirt, and ready to go. BEffortlessly cool — slightly dishevelled in a way that somehow always works. CDark and deliberate — black is a lifestyle, not just a colour. DBold and expressive — fashion is a form of performance for me. EClean and classic — timeless over trendy, always put-together. Next Question → 05 How do you want to be remembered? AAs someone who never let the energy drop — relentless, loud, and alive. BAs someone who lived fully and on my own terms, unapologetically. CAs someone who was brutally honest and made music that meant something real. DAs someone who transcended genres, boundaries, and expectations entirely. EAs someone who changed the world — and left it genuinely better than I found it. Next Question → 06 What kind of crowd do you want around you? APeople who are there to have a blast — no pretension, just pure fun and noise. BA mix of rebels and free spirits who don't take themselves too seriously. CA loyal, passionate crew who are all in — intensity over numbers every time. DEveryone — I want to unite people who wouldn't normally be in the same room. EPeople who appreciate craft and feel genuinely connected by the music. Next Question → 07 If you were writing a song, what would it be about? AHaving a good time, turning it up, and not overthinking it. BStreet life, desire, and the rawness of being human. CAnger, grief, war, or the darker side of the world — music as a weapon. DSomething epic and emotional — love, loss, triumph, or pure fantasy. ESomething personal and universal at once — a feeling everyone can recognise. Next Question → 08 What's your secret to staying relevant over time? ANever change the formula — if it works, it works. Consistency is everything. BStay hungry, stay dangerous, and always keep a bit of that rebellious edge. CEarn respect through dedication — the work and the live show speak for themselves. DReinvent constantly — never let anyone put you in a box or predict your next move. EWrite songs so good they can't be ignored, in any decade, in any context. Next Question → 09 You're playing to 80,000 people. What does your performance look like? AA wall of sound and sweat — pure, unfiltered energy from first note to last. BLoose, cool, and dangerous — every song feels like it might fall apart but never does. CBrutal precision — tight, powerful, and leaving no one unmoved. DA full spectacle — lights, costumes, vocal acrobatics, and total theatrical command. EWarm, joyful, and tight — the crowd singing every word back at you. Next Question → 10 Pick the word that best sums up your relationship with rock music. This is your tiebreaker — choose carefully. ARaw — stripped back, high-voltage, no frills. BRolling — fluid, dangerous, built on blues and attitude. CHeavy — powerful, honest, uncompromising. DMajestic — theatrical, boundary-defying, unforgettable. ETimeless — melodic, human, built to last forever. See My Result → Your Result Your Perfect Band Is RevealedBased on your personality, energy, and taste, the classic rock band that matches your soul is… ⚡ AC/DCYou are pure, undiluted rock energy. You don't need tricks, trends, or theatrical gimmicks — you have something more powerful: a riff that hits like a thunderbolt and an attitude that never wavers. Like AC/DC, you understand that simplicity executed with absolute conviction is its own form of genius. You're the person in the room who doesn't overthink it, doesn't pretend, and never turns the volume down. The highway to hell is a state of mind — and you've been on it since day one. 👅 The Rolling StonesYou've got swagger that can't be taught. Rooted in the blues and soaked in street-level attitude, you move through life with a loose, dangerous elegance that draws people in without ever trying too hard. Like the Stones, you've seen it all, done most of it, and somehow look better for it. You're not chasing perfection — you're chasing truth, groove, and that electric moment when everything clicks. Can't always get what you want? You tend to get it anyway. 👑 QueenYou are magnificent, and you know it — not from arrogance, but from an unshakeable sense of self that has never needed anyone's permission. Like Queen, you defy every category people try to place you in. You blend the epic with the intimate, the operatic with the anthemic, the serious with the playful. You live boldly, love fiercely, and perform every aspect of your life as though the whole world is watching. Because sometimes it is. We are the champions — and so are you. 🎸 The BeatlesYou have the rarest of gifts: the ability to make something that feels both deeply personal and universally human. Like The Beatles, you're a natural connector — someone whose warmth, curiosity, and creative instincts draw people together across every divide. You believe in melody, in craftsmanship, and in the quiet power of a song that says exactly what someone needed to hear. You've changed the people around you just by being who you are. All you need is love — and you give it generously. ↩ Retake Quiz Will Oasis Tour In 2027? Image via Simon Emmett Oasis looks set to tour again in 2027. On the night of September 10, a cryptic message was seen in the air over the Etihad Stadium in Manchester. Drones were lit up saying, “14.09.26” — meaning we are to expect an announcement from the band on September 14, 2026. Most are assuming it’s going to be about a 2027 tour. This theory is only enhanced by Noel’s comment on talkSPORT, saying, “Let's put it this way: there's no football [soccer] tournament on next year, so we've got to do something in the summer." Stay tuned at Collider for more.