Liam Gallagher: Knebworth 22

The whole band is White men around middle age. Three women of color sing backing vocals throughout the show. A predominantly Black choir joins for some songs.

A woman in the crowd kisses a man on the cheek.

Gallagher says "f---ing" multiple times during a voiceover interview and while addressing the crowd. One song contains the word "s--t" and "c--t" is ad-libbed into the lyrics of another. Crowd member playfully makes a rude hand gesture to the camera.

Crowd members hold alcoholic drinks and a few are seen with cigarettes. Some references in song lyrics, including the hedonistic Cigarettes & Alcohol. Gin is mentioned in another song. Champagne Supernova references "getting high."

Parents need to know that Liam Gallagher: Knebworth 22 is a concert film featuring the former Oasis frontman returning to the venue that hosted his band's landmark concert in 1996. That show was covered in the documentary Oasis Knebworth 1996. Here Gallagher and his excellent band play songs from his solo career and revisit Oasis classics. Gallagher uses strong language in a short interview segment and between songs, with "f---ing" used the most. He also changes the lyrics to ad-lib "c--t" during an angry song. Elsewhere, he chats with a young child in the front row and dedicates a song to his mom, so language aside, there's no real rock and roll bad behavior.

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