A NEW film about one of the most iconic weekends in British music history is set to air this weekend.
The documentary marks the 25th anniversary of the landmark Oasis gig at Knebworth estate when the band played to nearly 300,000 people over two nights.
Now, Oasis Knebworth 1996 follows the story of the historic festival through interviews with fans who attended as well as band members.
Oasis always had a special connection with Scotland after they were spotted by legendary music manager Alan McGee in King Tuts in 1993.
You can watch the documentary at the following locations across Glasgow this weekend:
Vue, St Enoch's Centre
Thursday September 23
6.30pm
8.00pm
Friday September 24
7.30 pm
Saturday September 25
6.30pm
Everyman, Princes Square
Thursday September 23
7.30pm
Friday September 24
8.30pm
Saturday September 25
6.00pm
Glasgow Film Theatre, Rose Street
Thursday September 23
8.30pm
Odeon, Glasgow Quay
Thursday September 23
7.40pm
8.40pm
Friday September 24
7.40pm
8.40pm
Cineworld, Parkhead Forge
Thursday September 23
8.00pm
Friday September 24
8.00pm
Cineworld, Silverburn
Thursday September 23
8.00pm
Friday September 24
8.00pm
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