Suede Reform For London Royal Albert Hall Show

Part of the Teenage Cancer Trust gigs...

January 15, 2010 by Scott Colothan | Photo by Shirlaine Forrest

Suede Reform For London Royal Albert Hall Show

Britpop legends Suede are reforming for a one-off charity gig at London's Royal Albert Hall.

The special show will feature is part of the Teenage Cancer Trust series and will see Brett Anderson, Richard Oakes, Matt Osman, Simon Gilbert and Neil Codling get back together.

Guitarist turned Kate Nash, Duffy and Black Kids producer Bernard Butler will not be joining the band.

Although no exact date has confirmed, it's expected that the show will take place some time in March – the month the series of shows are usually held.

Always the charitable types, Suede famously donated their Mercury Music Prize money for 'Suede' in 1993 to cancer research.

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Give Brett a break! Suede provided the soundtrack to my youth and Brett on his own and with The Tears has produced great music since Suede broke up. I've see BA's solo shows several times live and all were amazing - This is no sell out - all bands get back together - it's natural - it's a huge part of the musician's life - c'est la vie and it spreads happiness! Thank goodess for reunions!
~ by Joanna 2/4/2010 Report
Just left the show, Brett and the guys were incredible, 15 years (since I last saw them) was way too long. Thank you so much, adam
~ by adam 3/24/2010 Report