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Oasis Premiere Documentary in Venice as Social Clues Fuel 2027 Tour Rumors

A Venice premiere that presents the Gallaghers' first joint interview in decades signals renewed commercial momentum for the band.

Overview

  • The documentary Oasis: Don't Look Back in Anger had its world premiere on Saturday at the Venice Film Festival, runs about 122 minutes, and was shown out of competition.
  • The film includes the first joint Liam and Noel Gallagher interview in more than 20 years and focuses on their reconciliation and the Live '25 reunion tour rather than rehashing old fights.
  • The brothers appeared together on the Lido and later on the red carpet but did not take part in the scheduled press conference, leaving directors Dylan Southern and Will Lovelace and writer Steven Knight to speak to journalists.
  • In the run-up to the Venice screening Oasis posted cryptic short videos that fans have decoded as location clues, which intensified speculation that the band may plan shows in 2027.
  • A tabloid report in The Sun has detailed an extensive 2027 routing including 23 UK dates, Las Vegas stops and European stadium nights, but those tour claims remain unconfirmed by Oasis or its promoters and should be treated as speculation.