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Oasis reunion tour film coming to Vue Swindon for nine days

Oasis fans will be able to experience the band's huge reunion tour on the big screen when a new film arrives in Swindon next month.

bySwindon 24
27 August 2026 • 12.35pm
Oasis reunion tour film coming to Vue Swindon for nine days
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Don’t Look Back in Anger, documenting Liam and Noel Gallagher’s Oasis Live ’25 tour, will be shown exclusively in cinemas from Wednesday 9 September until Thursday 17 September.

Tickets for screenings at Vue Swindon are now on sale.

The film features previously unseen footage from the reunion tour alongside the first joint interviews with Liam and Noel in more than 20 years.

Oasis Live ’25 became one of the biggest music events of 2025 following years of speculation over whether the Gallagher brothers would perform together again.

The 41-date world tour visited five continents and included 17 shows in the UK.

As well as capturing performances, Don’t Look Back in Anger will take audiences behind the scenes of the reunion and explore the reaction of fans who waited years for the band’s return.

It will also examine the Manchester band’s lasting influence and what its music has meant to generations of fans around the world.

Kasia Burczak, General Manager at Vue Swindon, said: “After decades of waiting, last year Oasis fans got the reunion they were hoping for.

“Now audiences can relive the iconic comeback on the big screen, with unprecedented access, behind-the-scenes footage and a joint interview – two decades in the making.

“What better way to enjoy this fly on the wall documentary than from the comfort of Vue, offering the ultimate seat, screen and sound experience.”

Oasis split in 2009 following years of tensions between Liam and Noel, leaving the prospect of a reunion as one of British music’s biggest unanswered questions.

Their eventual comeback prompted huge demand from fans hoping to see the brothers performing together again.

Fans in Swindon who missed the tour, or want to experience the reunion again, will have nine days to see the story on the cinema screen.

Don’t Look Back in Anger will be showing at Vue Swindon from Wednesday 9th September until Thursday 17th September.

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