The recent documentary celebrating the Gallagher brothers’ comeback concerts captures the overwhelming joy and nostalgia experienced by fans during their reunion tour. Opening with the iconic greeting, “Hello … hello … It’s good to be back,” the film not only revives memories of last year’s legendary Oasis tour but also showcases the duo’s remarkable comedic chemistry. A memorable moment occurs during rehearsal when Liam arrives late, immediately expressing his displeasure with the drum kit baffles, humorously stating, “They’re giving me the hump.”
Despite skepticism from some fans about potential conflicts, the brothers surprised everyone by maintaining their harmony throughout the tour. This event transcended mere concerts, as it drew a diverse crowd of all ages—from middle-aged fans to youngsters in bucket hats—who sang with fervor as if transported back to the 90s. It’s a testament to the enduring legacy of Oasis, reminiscent of a time when Manchester City celebrated a monumental victory. The film, however, was completed prior to this year’s World Cup, where “Wonderwall” experienced a revival as an anthem, further solidifying the band’s cultural impact.
Fonte/Origem: https://www.theguardian.com/music/2026/sep/05/oasis-dont-look-back-in-anger-tour-movie-review