Liam and Noel Gallagher were joined by the rest of Oasis - and their families - on the red carpet of their London film premiere on Monday evening (September 7).
The Gallagher brothers are in the capital to promote the release of their new documentary film Don't Look Back In Anger, which received its world-premiere at a glitzy event at the Venice Film Festival at the weekend. But as one of the countries finest exports, it would have been amiss of them to not celebrate the occasion in the UK too.
The film, which is released in cinemas on Wednesday (September 9), chronicles the band as they reunited for their mega comeback tour last year with live footage as well as moments from during rehearsals and backstage too. The film will also include the first joint interview with Liam and Noel since the tour began, which also marked their first on-stage reunion in 16 years.
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For the London premiere, Liam and Noel walked the red carpet alongside the filmmaking team, which included co-directors Dylan Southern and Will Lovelace and writer Steven Knight. It also saw Oasis band members Paul 'Bonehead' Arthurs, Gem Archer, Andy Bell, and Joe Waronker, as well as Mike Moore and Christian Madden.
Noel's children Anaïs and Donovan were also in attendance, as were a host of celebrities including footballer xx, television presenter Vernon Kay, Jack Grealish, Primal Scream's Bobby Gillespie, The Smiths legend Johnny Marr, actor Stephen Graham, model Sienna Miller and singer Lewis Capaldi.
Following the film's screening in Venice at the weekend, Liam and Noel were clearly emotional as they reacted to the documentary - and the response it has so far received. The pair were seen wiping away tears after the showing, which had a massive eight-minute ovation from those in attendance.
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