‘Mammamia!’
The latest Oasis teaser seems to drop plenty of links to Italy(Image: Instagram: @Oasis)
Oasis are continuing the tour teases with another new video dropped this afternoon, which coincides with the release of their new documentary in UK cinemas.
Don’t Look Back In Anger will be screening at cinemas across the country from today (September 9) for a limited run before making its way over to streaming on Disney+ later this year. The film features a behind-the-scenes look of their eagerly-awaited Live ’25 tour, as well as the first joint interview with Liam and Noel Gallagher in over 20 years.
The film received its world premiere at the Venice Film Festival at the weekend and also had a celeb-studded red carpet in London on Monday, which was attended by the likes of Johnny Marr, Jack Grealish and Sienna Miller, as well as Liam and Noel and their children.
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Whilst fans will be heading out in their droves to catch the movie on the big screen, anticipation is rife about the potential for a new tour and the band have been teasing something is in the works for the last week now. Since Thursday, a series of daily videos have pointed towards events in Glasgow, Manchester, Munich and Amsterdam.
Yesterday’s video made a number of hints towards Paris, and also included a man throwing plums in a cheeky reference to an infamous incident backstage before what would be Oasis’ final ever show back in Paris in 2009 where Liam is said to have thrown a plum at Noel.
On schedule, another video was posted today and makes quite a few obvious references to Italy. Featuring two girls riding down a cobbled street on a Vespa scooter, which many people have led to believe could be Rome. The audio of Oasis’ Go Let It Out can also heard in the background.
In response, one fan said: “Go Let It Out on the setlist???” Another said: “Finally I’m going to visit Rome”. Oasis Fans Club simply commented: “ROMA. Mammamia.”
If the rumours are to be true, the band could play four nights in Milan and Italy next summer. The rumours also suggest the tour could possibly kick off at Glasgow’s Celtic Park and might also feature 12 nights at the Etihad Stadium in Manchester.
Following the release of the latest Oasis film, the documentary has received big acclaim from critics around the world. The MEN’s What’s On editor Jenna Campbell said the documentary was a ‘triumphant homage to Manchester’s favourite sons’, and features a series of ‘tense’ and ‘even a little stilted’ initial interactions with the brothers as they begin rehearsals for the 41-date tour.
