Oasis Documentary Screens at 20 Greater Manchester Cinemas
Oasis Documentary Screens at 20 Greater Manchester Cinemas

At least 20 cinemas across Greater Manchester will screen the new Oasis documentary Don’t Look Back In Anger, which offers a behind-the-scenes look at the band’s reunion tour. The film will be released in cinemas on September 9 for a limited run before streaming on Disney+ in the UK later this year, and on Hulu internationally.

Reunion Tour Highlights

The documentary covers the Oasis Live ‘25 tour, which began in Cardiff in July 2025 and spanned five continents with 41 shows attended by more than two million fans. It also included five homecoming nights at Manchester’s Heaton Park.

Directed by Will Lovelace and Dylan Southern, the film features the first joint interviews with Liam and Noel Gallagher since the reunion tour began, tracing the band’s journey from humble beginnings to global phenomenon. It also includes rehearsal footage that the filmmakers said frontman Liam didn’t initially realise was being recorded, as their filming process had been so discreet.

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Premiere and Screenings

The film will receive its world premiere at the Venice Film Festival on September 5. Both ODEON and VUE have confirmed the documentary will be shown at all of their combined 185 cinemas across the country.

Confirmed Greater Manchester venues showing the film from September 9 include Cineworld Ashton-under-Lyne, Cineworld Bolton, Cineworld Didsbury, Everyman Altrincham, Everyman Manchester St John’s, Home Manchester First Street, ODEON Manchester Great Northern, ODEON Trafford Centre, ODEON Oldham, ODEON Rochdale, Omniplex Wigan, The Light Stockport, The Northern Light Sale, The Northern Light Stretford, The Savoy Heaton Moor, VUE Altrincham, VUE Bolton, VUE Bury The Rock, VUE Manchester Printworks, and VUE Manchester QuaySide (MediaCityUK).

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