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2026

Jul 10

Huesca

Auditorio Natural de Lanuza

Mar 25

Barcelona

Sala Razzmatazz

Mar 24

Valencia

Roig Arena

Mar 23

Madrid

Sala La Riviera

Mar 17

A Coruña

Pelícano

Mar 16

Bilbao

Sala Santana 27

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About Suede

Suede emerged from London in the late 1980s as trailblazers of the Britpop movement, fusing glam-inspired guitar rock with darker, artful influences drawn from proto-punk and post-punk. Fronted by the enigmatic vocalist Brett Anderson and bassist Mat Osman, the band's original lineup was completed when Anderson and Osman met guitarist Bernard Butler via a classified ad. Their 1993 self-titled debut album captivated the UK music scene, debuting at number one with the highest initial sales for a debut since Frankie Goes to Hollywood and securing the prestigious Mercury Music Prize. Early hits like "The Drowners," "Metal Mickey," and "Animal Nitrate" quickly established Suede as one of Britain’s most exciting new acts.

Tensions between Anderson and Butler led to the guitarist’s departure during the recording of their ambitious sophomore album, "Dog Man Star" (1994). Although critically acclaimed for its gothic grandeur and sweeping orchestration, the album faced a subdued commercial response amid the rising popularity of Blur and Oasis. With Richard Oakes stepping in on guitar and Neil Codling on keyboards, Suede reinvented their sound on "Coming Up" (1996), producing five consecutive UK Top Ten hits including "Trash" and "Beautiful Ones," cementing their place as Britpop icons.

After further experimentation on "Head Music" (1999) and "A New Morning" (2003), the band took a hiatus until their celebrated 2010 reunion. Suede’s comeback albums, including "Bloodsports" (2013), "Night Thoughts" (2016), and "The Blue Hour" (2018), blended their signature dramatic flair with modern sensibilities. Their 2022 release, "Autofiction," infused with post-punk energy, debuted at number two on the UK charts and was supported by a North American tour alongside the Manic Street Preachers. Throughout decades of evolution, Suede has maintained a unique voice in British music, combining glam rock drama with lyrical sophistication and a restless creative spirit.