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Liam and Noel Gallagher Open Up About Oasis Feud in New Documentary Coverage

Fresh coverage of Oasis: Don’t Look Back in Anger highlights candid admissions from Liam and Noel Gallagher about the brothers’ long-running conflict and…

Liam and Noel Gallagher Open Up About Oasis Feud in New Documentary Coverage
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New coverage of Oasis: Don’t Look Back in Anger has highlighted candid reflections from Liam and Noel Gallagher on the personal cost of their long-running feud and the difficult path back to the stage.

The documentary follows Oasis’ Live ’25 reunion and gives the brothers space to discuss the history behind their separation, their return to working together and the strain involved in rebuilding a relationship in public. The film arrived on Disney+ on Friday 9 October with previously unseen footage, including more of the brothers’ first joint interview in more than 20 years, which was previewed at London’s Abbey Road Studios on 5 October.

‘Family is different’

In one unseen clip, Noel explains that the reconciliation happened with very few words: “Family is different, you don’t have to say anything, it’s as simple as that.” The exchange, he says, amounted to “How are you doing? And that’s it.” Co-director Will Lovelace said the brothers “walked back into a room together and we filmed it, and they started, and Oasis was back.”

Liam and Noel’s relationship has been at the centre of Oasis’ story since the band’s first rise to fame. Their arguments became part of the group’s mythology, but the documentary places greater emphasis on the emotional consequences behind the headlines and on what it took to share a stage again.

A different view of the Live ’25 reunion

The new documentary material adds another layer to the Live ’25 story. Oasis’ return was defined publicly by huge crowds and the spectacle of Liam and Noel performing together again, but its makers say the thaw between the brothers happened largely on stage, night after night, rather than backstage or in rehearsals.

That perspective arrives as Oasis prepare for their already announced Live ’27 tour. The band’s next run is scheduled to include 42 sold-out shows, including multiple stadium dates and a major Knebworth return, but the documentary’s admissions underline the personal history behind that continuing reunion.

Where to watch

Oasis: Don’t Look Back in Anger was released in cinemas and IMAX on 11 September 2026 and has been streaming on Disney+ since 9 October. The film combines the group’s reunion performances with backstage and personal material involving Liam and Noel Gallagher.

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