Suede

[fairfranco]

Suede are making their come back shortly for the Teenage Cancer Trust gigs at Royal Albert hall.

They're also playing 2 very small charity warm up gigs at London 100 club and The Ritz in Manchester.

Surely they wouldn't go through the effort of getting back together, practise etc just to play 2 small gig and one big one even if it is for charity.

A band I was suprised to not see on the rumour section, anyone think they'll be up for a come back festival?

[russycarps]

Hope so, some of their songs are lovely.

[youngatheart]

i would love it great band used to be excellent live too..............

[4AssedMonkey]

I'd watch them just for Animal Nitrate.

When you say reformed, do you mean original line up includeing Bernard Butler?

[Nixy]

Seriously? Hells teeth I was just listening to them on Spotify and thought naaaah they'd never be at Glastonbury

That would make me very, very happy indeed - hope they can still cut it. I know this is speculation but boy oh boy, I'd bounce

[russycarps]

I'd watch them just for Animal Nitrate.

When you say reformed, do you mean original line up includeing Bernard Butler?

[4AssedMonkey]

Dammit. That would have been worth seeing. Great musician and performer.

[russycarps]

Dammit. That would have been worth seeing. Great musician and performer.

[MEGABOWL]

i would love it great band used to be excellent live too..............

[russycarps]

They were great when I saw them in 94, 95, 96, 99 and 2002. However, by Glastonbury 2003 they'd gone 'pop', seeing Brett Anderson desperately shouting 'bounce, BOUNCE' like some needy child was depressing.

[mikeb]

did they play in 2003? I had no idea. When and on what stage, can you remember?

Edited February 23, 2010 by mikeb

[Tugger2k]

did they play in 2003? I had no idea. When and on what stage, can you remember?

[Toilet Duck]

I've seen them live both with BB and without. Even though he's a great musician and a class performer, Oakes manages the BB parts in the songs with no hassle at all (he really is a cracking guitarist), and some of their output post-BB was still great. So, any incarnation of the band would be worth seeing (though having both BB and Oakes would be interesting!). Apparently Brett Anderson is open to the idea of the band playing some more shows, so it could happen!

[russycarps]

Pyramid Friday before REM and David Gray I think. They were OK, David Gray not to bad either but REM were in a totally different league !

[mikeb]

Yeh I remember REM. God knows where I was for Suede then. Royksopp maybe? or was that 2004? God knows.

Edited February 23, 2010 by mikeb

[russycarps]

Nope, doubt it. Having donned the old anorak and just had a quicky looky see in the programme it was Electric 6 on the Other Stage followed by Idlewild then Royksopp and finally Primal Scream, assuming no late line-up changes of course ... meaning that I was apparently at the 'wrong' stage and defo should have been elsewhere rather than watching David Gray whilst waiting somewhat impatiently for REM !

[DiscoDolly]

Oh i hope so, Great band live and some cracking songs!

[LEDZEP66]

I managed to get tickets for the albert hall gig, its the my birthday that day so should be a great day.

I've seen them once before, they headlined v99 if I remember correctly, put on a great show. Also saw the tears, Butler and Bretts later band, its was ok but seemed to be going through the motions.

Would be a great JP headliner

[Toilet Duck]

I managed to get tickets for the albert hall gig, its the my birthday that day so should be a great day.

I've seen them once before, they headlined v99 if I remember correctly, put on a great show. Also saw the tears, Butler and Bretts later band, its was ok but seemed to be going through the motions.

Would be a great JP headliner

[fullfathom5]

Seen them a good few times, great band. Would be great if they did Glasto.

[rexclark]

I would be so happy if Suede were announced.

[tolywoly]

I managed to get tickets for the albert hall gig, its the my birthday that day so should be a great day.

I've seen them once before, they headlined v99 if I remember correctly, put on a great show. Also saw the tears, Butler and Bretts later band, its was ok but seemed to be going through the motions.

Would be a great JP headliner

Edited February 23, 2010 by tolywoly

[4AssedMonkey]

I saw them at v99 too, the Chelmsford site.

A guy in front of me in the crowd proposed to his girlfriend during Saturday Night. Wonder if they're still married 11 years later.

EDIT: Also have Albert Hall tickets. Looking forward to it.

[When Jokers Attack]

Oh yes please, I'd be there with Animal Nitrate in mind

[shiveringsky]

Surely they wouldn't go through the effort of getting back together, practise etc just to play 2 small gig and one big one even if it is for charity.

A band I was suprised to not see on the rumour section, anyone think they'll be up for a come back festival?

Edited February 24, 2010 by shiveringsky