Liam and Noel Gallagher made a stylish entrance in Venice as they promoted their new Oasis documentary.
The brothers arrived by water taxi for the Venice Film Festival on Saturday. They later posed together during a photocall with directors Will Lovelace and Dylan Southern.
Liam raised his fist as the boat approached the festival. Meanwhile, Noel waved to fans and photographers from the water taxi.
Their friendly appearance highlighted the brothers’ improved relationship. The pair reunited with Oasis for a major tour last year after nearly two decades apart.
Liam and Noel will attend the world premiere of their new documentary in Venice.
The two-hour film, Oasis: Don’t Look Back in Anger, follows the band’s reunion tour. It captures 12 concerts across three continents and explores the energy surrounding the comeback.
The documentary also includes the brothers’ first joint interview in more than 20 years. The directors wanted to capture both the music and the emotional story behind the reunion.
Southern explained that Liam and Noel would not sit down for a deeply emotional conversation. Instead, their relationship comes through their actions and performances.
He said the fans played an important role in bringing the brothers closer together.
According to Southern, the film became a story about forgiveness and the healing power of music. He also said the footage shows Liam and Noel growing closer during the tour.
Oasis announced its reunion tour in August 2024. The announcement came 15 years after the band split following years of tension between the Gallagher brothers. Their final break-up followed a backstage confrontation at the Rock en Seine festival in France in 2009.
The reunion quickly became one of music’s most anticipated comebacks. Fans around the world welcomed the band’s return and gave the tour strong reviews.
The documentary now gives fans a closer look at that historic comeback.
The film also brings Liam and Noel together for their first joint interview in over two decades. Southern said fans would enjoy watching the brothers laugh and remember their past.
He described both men as natural comedians and praised the honesty of their conversation. The documentary combines those personal moments with footage from Oasis concerts around the world.
Meanwhile, Noel has already hinted that the brothers could return to the stage again. During a recent TalkSPORT appearance, he joked that the lack of a football tournament next year leaves the summer open for Oasis.
For fans, that comment could offer another reason to hope for more Oasis shows.
