Touring And Reunion
Way back in 2010 the British band Suede had declared it’s willingness to return for the concert activity and record another album; this news was originally received from the band’s leader Brett Anderson in an interview to the Xfm radio-station. As Anderson had said, him and his colleagues should start working in the studio as soon as all sorts of activities dedicated to the release of his solo album become finally clear. Suede’s frontman had explained his decision to continue producing with the band by his wishes not to stand on the same place and strives to be involved in music. Most likely he just wants to keep on with the band and his friends, maybe without Anderson’s presence Suede loses it’s traditional face. Anderson’s fourth solo work, which is titled “Black Rainbows” will come out on September 26, and right after it’s release musician is planning to start a small tour in order to present it all, the first show should take place in Belgium on October 5. Suede’s last full studio album came out in 2002 and even though “A New Morning” couldn’t get to the highest chart spots, it was warmly welcomed by critics and fans. In 2010 the band produced a collection of the most successful songs “The Best of Suede”. The band was created in 1989 and lasted until 2003, in 2010 they’ve suddenly decided to reunite just for the sake of touring, however, it may result in the production of another new work. Despite all the new information listed above nobody knows for sure when they can make another work or even when the whole recording process can start.