Supergrass, just me?

[Padgey]

I wouldn't say I'm a huge fan but definitely wouldn't mind seeing them as they had some great tunes out when I was in my youth.

Are we thinking T'Other stage?  Think they would be a great opener of the festival but I'm assuming that's being kept a secret.

[The Nal]

Banger fest. Great band. First two records, Life on Other Planets and Road to Rouen are all classics. Never got to the Oasis or Blur heights mainly because they take the piss. 

 

This is a great documentary. 

 

[Yeo-vile idiot]

They’re a yes from me they were good at PP and the last band I saw at the cheese and grain before Covid came along shut everything 

[Hotchilidog]

Supergrass are on our list. Will definitely be aiming to see them.

[Funkyfairy!]

Agree with @March Hare, they were good at IOW, I went not expecting too much but they played a great set and got the crowd going . 

 

[LinvoyPrimus]

Seen them loads as my dad is a massive fan and they've been great every time. Despite that, will absolutely try and catch them at Glastonbury. 

[cheesey_toastie]

One of the best live bands I've ever seen (probably the best from the Indie period). 

Was the last gig I went to before Covid. Hoping to catch them - they are criminally underrated IMHO. 

[Wooderson]

13 hours ago, stuartbert two hats said:

And Moving. Just as good as anything on the first two records.

Moving is ace. One or two tracks on the "Rouen" record also fab. Very much a downward curve tho.

Nothing new from them since 2008? Very much tier 3 of 1990s bands, which is a shame.

[briddj]

Seen them 4 times since they got back together - including the comeback gig above a pub in Hackney! I watched that stood next to the drummer from Shed Seven (CLANG).

They replaced COVID-denier Richard Ashcroft as Tramlines Sunday headliners ... fair to say they weren't a pull for that crowd....   I'd been watching Everything Everything in the tent and could basically walk pretty much to the front.

 

[zeppelin]

I thought they were great at Latitude last year and will definitely try to see them at Glastonbury, depending on clashes of course. 

[Wooderson]

1 hour ago, briddj said:

Seen them 4 times since they got back together - including the comeback gig above a pub in Hackney! I watched that stood next to the drummer from Shed Seven (CLANG).

They replaced COVID-denier Richard Ashcroft as Tramlines Sunday headliners ... fair to say they weren't a pull for that crowd....   I'd been watching Everything Everything in the tent and could basically walk pretty much to the front.

 

Lol. What is she looking at?

[scrippit]

2 minutes ago, Wooderson said:

Lol. What is she looking at?

Chemtrails... 

[Mr Gigpusher]

7 hours ago, gigpusher said:

Interestingly when we got engaged my husband's cousin knowing we didn't like the usual twee crap that tend to be given as gifts for such occasions bought us tickets to go and see Supergrass and they were supported by The Libertines. 

They are not a must see for me but they are a very happy to see!!

If they put some of their solo output in their set I'd be even happier. Gaz Coombs did some great stuff but Danny Goffey also had a really good album. 

That was an engagement present? Really? Remember it being a decent gig but damn my memory sucks 😄 

[briddj]

2 minutes ago, scrippit said:

Chemtrails... 

She's keeping hydrated though.

[zahidf]

enjoyed them at Brixton this year. Seeing them support madness in a couple of weeks. WIll try and catch them, but wont commit until the clashes are clear!

[gigpusher]

14 minutes ago, Mr Gigpusher said:

That was an engagement present? Really? Remember it being a decent gig but damn my memory sucks 😄 

😆

[eiepete]

Great at latitude last year all  the hits set in the sunshine!

[Ryan1984]

39 minutes ago, Wooderson said:

Lol. What is she looking at?

The sun hitting the sky?

[rwhitehouse13]

Definite must for me - saw them at my first Glastonbury in 1997 so can't wait to see them again there!

[glimmers_of_hope]

Another massive fan, saw them at glasto when they stood in for the libs. Several other times including 2 since they have reformed, they were great at latitude last year, such a fantastic feelgood set. I'll be there at glasto clashes permitting. 

Up there with pulp as one of the best britpop bands. 

[henry bear]

52 minutes ago, Wooderson said:

Lol. What is she looking at?

A Richard III that’s been lobbed over 

[Calvin Klein]

I'll be there for sure. I wish they closed a stage on Friday though. 

[GregsyA]

They are not a "must see" for me, but that's only because I saw them at the Brixton Academy about 6 weeks ago. They've still got it, that's for sure, and quite the repertoire. A guaranteed hour of bangers - I'll still go along if there isn't a massive clash (there will be a massive clash). 

Ash played that night too, and were also tremendous.

[CaledonianGonzo]

Will likely try to see them, but it depends on the clashes. Not a life or death one for me.

[Crazyfool01]

Saw them at Pilton party … will see them again clashes depending