Film Details Shaping Up
Producer: Steven Knight, BAFTA- and Oscar-nominated for Peaky Blinders and Locke.
Directors: Dylan Southern & Will Lovelace, known for music documentaries like Shut Up and Play the Hits and Meet Me in the Bathroom.
Production Company: Magna Studios, with producers Sam Bridger & Guy Heeley, executive producers Marisa Clifford and Kate Shepherd—whose credits include Beastie Boys Story and Gangs of London.
Distributor: Sony Music Vision, though release date and further content details have not been announced. This will be the band’s first official film since Knebworth 1996 and 2016’s Supersonic.
Why It Matters
Legacy capped on film: The filmmakers bring prestige and experience, promising a thoughtful, cinematic record of Oasis’s return.
Worldwide momentum: The film rollout supports the global tour scheduled across the UK, North America, South America, Japan, Korea, and Australia—spanning from July to November.
Fan engagement tool: With demand already massive for reunion tour tickets, the film offers a permanent keepsake—and reaches fans who missed out on live shows.
While filming will occur throughout the year, more details, including a release date or premiere venue, are expected later in 2025. Fans and partners can anticipate trailers, behind-the-scenes access, and immersive experiences tied to the film release.
Sources
NME and Pitchfork: initial announcement of Oasis Live ’25 film and key creative team.([turn0search4])
Radio X: confirmation of the film in an independent feature article.([turn0search11])
Rock Cellar Magazine: additional production details and historical context on past Oasis film coverage.([turn0search12])
Sony Music: official press release synopsis from Sony Music Vision.([turn0search0])
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