LIAM and Noel Gallagher shared a laugh and a hug at the London premiere of the new Oasis docufilm Don’t Look Back In Anger tonight.
The reunited brothers’ familial love-in continues apace after their lucrative global comeback tour last year and a standing ovation at the Venice Film Festival day ago that reduced Noel to tears.
Noel Gallagher and Liam Gallagher at the Oasis: Don’t Look Back in Anger premiere, London Credit: Shutterstock Editorial
The brother shared a laugh in front of the cameras Credit: PA
The siblings were supported in Leicester Square by Noel’s kids Anaïs, 26, Donovan, 18, Sonny, 15, and Liam’s children Lennon, 26, Gene, 25, and Molly.
The cousins are now the best of friends after spending the majority of their lives not in contact due to their fathers’ 16 year feud.
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That seemed like a distant memory tonight as Liam placed an arm on his older brother’s shoulder and triumphantly raised a fist in the air amid the excitement around the film that documents last year’s world tour.
The pair also shared a laugh in front of cameras as Liam appeared to make a drinking motion with his hand.
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Liam placed a hand on his brothers shoulder and raised his fist in the air Credit: AFP
The pair’s kids were in attendance at the star-studded event Credit: Getty
Meanwhile, there was a surprise throwback to the brothers’ early noughties days with Noel’s son Sonny wearing what appeared to be his dad’s Stone Island jacket from a Wembley Stadium photoshoot.
The good vibes continued with the kids flashing peace signs and thumbs up.
It was an event to be seen at with Primal Scream frontman Bobby Gillespie in attendance as well as Grian Chatten of Fontaines,D.C. Vernon Kay, Rob Beckett, Josh Widdicombe, Sash Attwood and Jack Grealish.
Earlier tonight, Oasis dropped the latest cryptic video hinting at shows in the UK and Europe next year ahead of an official announcement.
So far sleuthing supporters have decoded gigs at the Etihad Stadium, Celtic Park and Munich’s Allianz Arena.
Now they’re convinced the band is heading to Amsterdam — two days after The Jattvibe exclusively revealed the band will play shows at the Johan Cruyff Stadium as part of an extended world tour.
Back in 1994, the boozed-up band set sail for the Dutch city’s Paradiso Club only to clash with rowdy West Ham fans on the ferry.
All hell broke loose and Liam famously ran from police in scenes reminiscent of a Benny Hill sketch.
The new clip sees two plucky young lads sprinting through a shipping yard, stopping to stick their fingers up at police officers in pursuit.
