Watch Suede on Later...with Jools Holland on BBC Two tonight from 9:55pm on BBC Two and BBC iPlayer.

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Suede will be appearing on Later...with Jools Holland on BBC Two this weekend - tune in on Saturday 22 October at 9:55pm on BBC2 and BBC iPlayer.

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It's always the quiet ones...

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26 years ago today, on 14th October 1996, Suede HQ released the second single 'Beautiful Ones' from their third album 'Coming Up'. The video was directed by Pedro Romhanyi.

Hear Brett discuss Suede's career and recently released album AUTOFICTION on a new episode of The Art Of Longevity podcast. Listen on Spotify, Amazon, Apple, and more via Song Sommelier: songsommelier.com/suede-art-of-l…

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Just under one month until Manic Street Preachers join @SuedeHQ for a co-headline tour of North America, including shows in Vancouver, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Chicago, Austin, Boston, New York City, Toronto + more. 

Tickets are on sale now: manicstreetpreachers.com/tour

Tickets for Suede HQ's 2023 UK tour are flying out the door.

Remember if you can't make the show or missed out on tickets, use Twickets.

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the new Suede HQ record is fucking amazing.

Suede had company during their soundchecks in London. Thank you for coming down.

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On stage at the Electric Ballroom, London.

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Tickets for Suede's new shows in Bristol, Manchester, and Leeds are now on sale: sjm.lnk.to/Suede.

These dates are part of Suede's March 2023 tour, and will see the band performing classic, hits, and tracks from UK #2 record AUTOFICTION.

See you down the front.

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The London Suede's North American tour with Manic Street Preachers kicks off in just one month. Tickets are selling fast - make sure you've got yours: suede.co.uk/#tour

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Already got the album #Autofiction , but this box set from Suede HQ looks enticing…

A message from Brett.

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“I’d love to think that our most daring work is ahead of us”

Watch Suede HQ's Brett Anderson and Mat Osman tell NME about the making of their “punk” new album ‘Autofiction’, the next era for the band, and once having Ricky Gervais as their manager

nme.com/features/music…

Let’s hit this day out of the park. Only Suede HQ can.

“I do regret the end of the 90s because we squandered our mainstream position through complacency. But splitting up was the best thing we ever did. It made us respectful of what we lost.”

🟠 Shaun Curran interviews Suede HQ

inews.co.uk/culture/music/…