Oasis’ upcoming concert film could be in line for “major awards.”

Noel and Liam Gallagher reunited in July for their long-awaited Oasis tour, and their upcoming concert film “has captured music history.”

A source told The Sun newspaper’s Bizarre column: “This film has captured music history and the footage is incredible.”

“The drama off stage, covering the steps that began their reunion, are as good as any Hollywood blockbuster,” they added.

“It really is dynamite. The brothers are opening up in a way we have never seen before,” the insider said.

“It will be very emotional for not only them to look back on, but fans, too. The studio is now reviewing what steps they have to take for the movie to be entered into these major awards,” the source further mentioned.

Oasis split in 2009 after an aggressive argument between Liam and Noel, with the brothers going years without talking before they eventually mended their rift and got the band back together for a world tour.

Richard Ashcroft also recently admitted that supporting Oasis on their reunion tour is a experience he enjoyed.

He told The Independent newspaper: “The energy of this summer, I’ll probably never experience anything like it again. On stage, it was great.”

“The reaction from the crowd was just incredible. For someone like me, as a songwriter or a performer, your camel hump gets drained and you don’t know where you’re gonna find any sustenance,” he added.

Ashcroft continued, “And then something happens like this and you think, actually, I’ve got new energy. Even just the art of writing a tune, refocusing on that, it’s inspiring…”

“It really brought home to me, wow, Noel, what a songwriter, undeniable. Liam, wow, what a force, what a power, what a voice, what a dude,” he said.

“It’s a bit like if there’s stuff going on within your family… The beautiful thing about it is, Liam’s discipline is amazing. I don’t think he’s allowing himself to be in any situations where he can go off track or whatnot. Noel seems to be in a really good space. The whole band seems to be,” Richard Ashcroft concluded.