Suede Invite Fans To Scream And Shout On Their New Album

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This week, Suede fans received a special invitation to join the band and be part of their new track.

The band put the feelers out and asked their Facebook followers to submit a voice recording. They have even left a list of instructions on their page, which includes singing and shouting along “when we ask you to”.

“Everything you send in will be gratefully received. If you can do 2 or even 3 recordings, that would be even better. If you have any questions, we’ll try to clarify in the DM’s,” Suede added.

The announcement is a rare one as it is the first time the band have mentioned work getting under way on a new album. Suede’s last release was the LP, The Blue Hour, which arrived back in 2018.

Due to the coronavirus pandemic, Suede had to reschedule their gig for the anniversary tour of 1996 album, Coming Up. The band were due to be on the road last month to celebrate the 25th anniversary of their seminal third album. This has now been rescheduled for April 2021.

Here is the list of Suede’s rescheduled tour dates:

Tuesday April 13 2021 – Belgium – Cirque Royal, Brussels

Wednesday 14 April 2021 – Germany – Tempodrom, Berlin

Friday 16 April 2021 – Netherlands – TivoliVredenburg Ronda, Uterecht

Saturday 17 April 2021 – France – France – La Salle Pleyel, Paris

Monday April 19 2021 – UK – Usher Hall, Edinburgh

Tuesday April 20 2021 – UK – O2 Academy, Leeds

Wednesday April 21 2021 – UK- O2 Academy, Birmingham

Friday April 23 2021 – UK – O2 Victoria Warehouse, Manchester

Saturday April 24 2021 – UK – Alexandra Palace, London

Monday April 26 2021 – UK – Denmark – Falconer, Copenhagen

Tuesday April 27 2021 – UK – Sweden – Annexet, Stockholm

Suede previously shared a bundle of past live performances, including the Brett Anderson and co’s 2010 reunion show at London’s Royal Albert Hall. That gig marked the band’s first concert in seven years, although they performed an intimate warm-up gig at the 100 Club a few days before that.

Meanwhile, another English rock band has also rescheduled gigs for 2021. Seventies rock group, Squeeze had to reschedule their socially distant gig at the O2, due to the current lockdown in England.