Go go go…! https://www.axs.com/uk/events/1429609/2026-mercury-prize-newcastle-tickets If you want to get down the front to see Suede* and other nominees play at Newcastle Utilita Arena, standing tickets are available now. Be quick. Seated tickets also available. *Come on, of course they will 😀

Suede with Paraorchestra & Charles Hazlewood was the last event of the Southbank Takeover. One that had been on Veerle Van den Broeck's bucket list ever since Death Songbook. Was it what she expected? No. Was it one of the best gigs she’s attended? Yes! Did she have thoughts about the setlist in hindsight? Maybe... Yes, We Are A Rock Band Meanwhile on my bucketlist: Suede with an orchestra ✅ My dream line-up (Night Thoughts before the break and The Blue Hour after) sadly didn

A year ago, a special kind of magic happened: Suede, 300 people and no microphones at the Purcell Room, part of London’s Southbank Centre. Amanda Blazier was one of the lucky ones and takes us back. There is something in the air tonight Picture the scene: a low stage lit by lamplight and candles, illuminating a carpet, a sofa, 3 chairs and a stool. Two acoustic guitars apiece for Richard and Neil, dwarfed by Mat’s acoustic bass. There is red wine (Simon) and sparkling water

Daniel Fury was at Royal Festival Hall for the Sunday evening show of the Suede Takeover. No Queuing Anxiety By this point, my pre-show ritual - arrive in the requisite city, mooch about for a few hours, get ready, then out the door two hours beforehand to nab a barrier spot - is well-established. But for Suede’s two shows at the Royal Festival Hall, part of the labyrinthine Southbank Centre, it’s an entirely different atmosphere. The all-seated setup removes any queuing anxi