Suede have introduced a UK headline tour for 2026 – discover all the main points beneath.
The band are as a result of hit the highway in January to showcase their tenth studio album, ‘Antidepressants’, which is launched on September 5 through BMG (pre-order/pre-save right here).
Brett Anderson and co’s forthcoming trek will kick off in Folkestone on January 30, forward of additional exhibits in Portsmouth, Bristol, Edinburgh, Liverpool, Cambridge, Newcastle, Bathtub, Nottingham, Brighton and different areas.
Tickets go on basic sale at 9am BST subsequent Friday (August 29) – you’ll have the ability to purchase yours right here. Try the announcement put up and full checklist of dates beneath.
Suede’s 2026 UK ‘Antidepressants’ tour dates are:
JANUARY
30 – Folkestone, Leas Cliff Corridor
31 – Portsmouth, Guildhall
FEBRUARY
02 – Bristol, Beacon
03 – Guildford, G Stay
05 – Edinburgh, Usher Corridor
06 – Liverpool, Un Mountford Corridor
07 – York, Barbican
09 – Lincoln, The Engine Shed
10 – Norwich, The LRC, UEA
11 – Cambridge, Corn Alternate
13 – Sheffield, Octagon
14 – Newcastle, O2 Metropolis Corridor
16 – Coventry, HMV Empire
17 – Bathtub, Discussion board
19 – Nottingham, Rock Metropolis
20 – Southend, Cliffs Pavilion
21 – Brighton, Centre
Suede have already previewed ‘Antidepressants’ with the title observe, ‘Disintegrate’, ‘Trance State’ and their newest single ‘Dancing With The Europeans’. The document follows on from 2022’s ‘Autofiction’.
Chatting with NME not too long ago, frontman Anderson defined how ‘Dancing With The Europeans’ had been “impressed by a gig we did a few years in the past in Spain”, including: “The drama and juxtaposition between quiet and loud is de facto necessary in dwell music.”
He went on to speak about Suede’s standing as a dwell band. “Enjoying dwell is all about confidence – or the phantasm of confidence, which is similar factor,” he admitted. “Folks don’t wish to see a stumbling, apologetic performer – they wish to see somebody who appears to command a way of magic.
“It’s a quasi-religious factor. The lead singer is the excessive priest and the viewers are the acolytes. That sounds hierarchical, however you’re all after the identical factor. You’re all after the sense of connection: you’re doing one thing that’s greater than any particular person. We’ve got it in politics, we’ve got it in sport, and we’ve got it in music as effectively.”
Anderson continued: “When it goes effectively with Suede, I do really feel like there’s an actual magic within the room. I’ve realized to get higher at manufacturing that magic […] I like getting up near the viewers bodily. I like touching them, getting that suggestions, diving in there. I like the messy drama of enjoying gigs.”
Suede will host a takeover of London’s Southbank Centre this month and subsequent in assist of ‘Antidepressants’. The NME Godlike Genius recipients have described the LP as their “post-punk album”.
“It’s in regards to the tensions of recent life, the paranoia, the nervousness, the neurosis,” Anderson added. “We’re all striving for connection in a disconnected world. This was the texture I needed the songs to have. The album is known as Antidepressants. That is damaged music for damaged folks.”
Earlier this yr, Suede shared an unreleased observe known as ‘Blinded’ as a part of their ‘Sci-Fi Lullabies Vol.2’ assortment for File Retailer Day 2025.
