Suede

[Dave The Hedgehog]

Just seen over there in the feed that Suede are playing at SOS 4.8 Festival in May.

Warm up gig for Reading and Leeds?

[mrtourette]

As soon as I saw that announcement I knew you'd start this thread

Maybe tent headliners, are they plugging anything new?

[Dave The Hedgehog]

As soon as I saw that announcement I knew you'd start this thread

[harderfaster]

I was gonna argue 'too big for NME' but Manics did it and I'd put them on a similar level (similar, not the same, before the shitstorm kicks off).

So...they could headline NME the night we have the American headliner? I keep seeing the likes of MCR/Green Day being thrown around, would make for a pretty good clash...

[rexclark]

I've mentioned it a few times but Neil (efestivals) seems to think they'll only do one fest and that'll be the fest that offers them the most cash. I'd say there must be a good chance they'll be at Lattitude but I also think there must be a decent chance they'll headline the NME, fingers crossed.

[Dave The Hedgehog]

I've mentioned it a few times but Neil (efestivals) seems to think they'll only do one fest and that'll be the fest that offers them the most cash. I'd say there must be a good chance they'll be at Lattitude but I also think there must be a decent chance they'll headline the NME, fingers crossed.

[harderfaster]

http://www.nme.com/news/suede/54643

Suede are set to play their first three albums in full across three gigs in London in May.

The band will play the O2 Academy Brixton on May 19, 20 and 21, running through one of the albums in its entirety on each night.

On May 19 they will play the whole of their 1993 self-titled debut, followed by 1994's 'Dog Man Star' on May 20 and 1996's 'Coming Up' on May 21.

[mrtourette]

Haven't they already done this? I'm sure they played an album a night for a week a few years back.

[harderfaster]

Yeah, it was their farewell thing before they split.

[Vieuphoria]

Really want to see them this year. We'll see

[rexclark]

I really have a feeling them or Primal Scream will headline the NME this year. I really hope it's Suede, the thought of Suede and Pulp at the same festival has me salivating.

[Sparticus]

I could see this happening, definately in the tent though. Suede, whilst one of the better britpop bands, haven't set the world alight since reuniting, think i paid a fiver for the show in manchester.