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Suede and Manic Street Preachers at Alexandra Palace review: every song was an encore-worthy blow-out

Alt-rock’s hottest double-header ticket of the year delivered all the hits – and more

Evening Standard

Manic Street Preachers / Suede review – co-headliners bring out the best in each other

More than merely a mutual love-in, this tour finds the two bands – and longterm friends – spurring each other on to be provocative and potent

The Guardian - UK

"I'm just racked with self-loathing and criticism": Manic Street Preachers' bassist Nicky Wire once wanted to lacerate the world - now he's doing it to himself

Nicky Wire talks about the upcoming Manics tour, Richey Edwards, Rush and the band’s next album

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Katie Holmes Tracks Down a Perfect Suede Spring Jacket at Mango

Oh, and it's from Mango.

Marie Claire

Paraorchestra: Death Songbook live review – bittersweet ballads with Brett Anderson and friends

Charles Hazlewood’s boundary-breaking ensemble guide the Suede singer and special guests through an elegiac evening grown out of the pandemic

The Guardian - UK

Mat Osman: ‘I wanted to write about a dirty, dangerous, working-class London’

The Suede bassist and author on writing without a safety net, terrifying himself for his next novel and which of the Thursday Murder Club books – by his brother Richard – he likes best

The Guardian - UK

Electric Brixton: Famous gig venue given protected status to safeguard future

A long-running gig venue that has hosted acts from Soul II Soul to Suede has been given protected status to help keep it open for future generations.

Evening Standard

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Suede review – no mere nostalgia act

Riding the 90s revival wave with 2022 ‘punk’ album Autofiction, Britpop’s standard-bearers for anti-laddism revel in amped-up, back-to-basics energy – up to a point

The Guardian - UK

5 Decor Ideas To Transform a Windowless Bathroom — "It'll Feel So Energizing"

Discover designers' top tricks for adding warmth and character to these light-deprived windowless bathrooms that can be so difficult to add life to

Livingetc

“Forget grunge music. Get a pint of Guinness down your neck and pick that guitar up”: The rise and fall of Britpop, the Nineties’ other massive guitar movement

The UK got its guitar mojo back in the ’90s with a new generation of rock and indie bands. This is the story of how it all got consumed by the rivalry between Blur and Oasis, and the catch-all category of Britpop

Guitar World

Isle of Wight festival announces all-male headliners for 2024

The Prodigy, Pet Shop Boys and Green Day will all headline next year’s festival

The Independent UK

Stranded leaders, kissed princes and a dog on a bridge – take the Thursday quiz

Fifteen questions on general knowledge and topical trivia, plus a few jokes, every Thursday. How will you fare?

The Guardian - UK

10 terrible Britpop albums with one classic song

There were some era-defining records made during the Britpop boom, but some stinkers too. Here's ten terrible efforts that were saved by one song.

Louder

A beginner’s guide to Britpop in five essential albums

It was an indie phenomenon that changed everything: here’s five classic records that defined Britpop

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The Guardian - UK

‘Suddenly misfits became pop stars, and we were part of it’: How Jo Whiley and Steve Lamacq made Radio 1’s Evening Session

We were going to all these gigs and it was like all these bands – Suede, Blur, Oasis, the Verve – were our mates down the pub. There was no fakery or pretence

Liverpool Echo

Man punched stranger who 'grabbed woman's bottom on dancefloor'

A judge said there was "no need" to send Sean Langton to prison

The Guardian - UK

‘I wanted to evoke a violent, sexual world’: how Suede made Animal Nitrate

‘When it went Top 10, the Radio 1 bigwigs got in touch and asked us what the song was about. They didn’t want another Frankie Goes to Hollywood moment’

The Guardian - UK

The Ghost Theatre by Mat Osman review – teenage wastrels with ambition to burn

The Suede bassist’s second novel, a grimy tale of two young urchins in 17th-century London, is a florid but riveting read

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The Guardian - UK

Andy Rourke obituary

Bassist with the Smiths whose distinctive melodic style was central to the band’s sound

The Guardian - UK

The Ghost Theatre by Mat Osman review – a pacy Elizabethan adventure

The Suede bassist’s alternative-history romp through the theatres and over the rooftops of Elizabethan London is full of charm and vigour

The Guardian - UK

Suede’s Mat Osman: ‘The biggest difference between Richard and me is that he has no interest in being cool’

The bassist and author talks about artistic ambition, sibling dynamics - and how being on tour inspired his riotous new novel, The Ghost Theatre

Manchester Evening News

Review and photos: Suede celebrate 30 years with rare setlist at Albert Hall, Manchester

Suede may be celebrating their acclaimed new album Autofiction on this latest headline tour, but playing 30 years to the exact date their self-titled debut was released was too big a moment not to mark here in Manchester. And so it was that fans pac

Evening Standard

Suede and Sir John Major team up for ‘centrist dads’ festival

Centrist dads, assemble.

Daily Mirror

Britpop icons Blur reveal they were nearly AXED by record company before success

New documentary Britpop: The Decade That Changed Music starts on Channel 5 hears Blur drummer Dave Rowntree admit the band were given their 'last chance' with record company bosses

Manchester Evening News

Huge names Lizzo, Chris Brown and Snoop Dog coming to Manchester this March - and you can still get tickets

There are dozens of gigs taking place across the city in March, with some tickets priced at over £200

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