Suede

Suede - Trash (Live Performance at La Cigale, Paris)

La Cigale
Paris, France

• In 2013, Suede was celebrating the 20th anniversary of their groundbreaking album "Suede," which marked their resurgence in the live music scene. The ... Read Full Description >

  In 2013, Suede was celebrating the 20th anniversary of their groundbreaking album "Suede," which marked their resurgence in the live music scene. The live recording of "Trash" at La Cigale in Paris captures a pivotal moment in Suede's career, as it was during the promotional period for their fifth studio album, "Bloodsports," released earlier that year. This album signified the band’s return after a lengthy hiatus, showcasing their ability to evolve while staying true to their roots. "Trash," originally from the 1996 album "Coming Up," remains a fan favorite and highlights the band's distinctive Britpop sound. The performance at the Festival Les Inrocks reflects Suede's enduring appeal and ability to engage audiences, solidifying their status as an iconic British band in the post-90s music landscape.

Suede - The Drowners Live at La Cigale, Paris

La Cigale
Paris, France

• In 2013, Suede was experiencing a significant resurgence in their career, marked by the release of their album "Bloodsports," which came out earlier t... Read Full Description >

  In 2013, Suede was experiencing a significant resurgence in their career, marked by the release of their album "Bloodsports," which came out earlier that year. "Bloodsports" was their first studio album in over a decade, following a hiatus period, and it showcased a return to form alongside their classic Britpop sound. The live recording of "The Drowners" captured during their performance at La Cigale in Paris reflects the band's renewed energy and connection with their audience after years away from the spotlight. "The Drowners," a track from their seminal self-titled debut album released in 1993, remains a fan favorite and a vital part of their legacy. The 2013 performance was also part of the Festival Les Inrocks, indicating the band's ongoing relevance in the music scene, as they continued to receive acclaim for both their classic hits and new material. This event marked an important chapter in Suede’s history, reaffirming their status as a key player in the alternative rock genre.

Suede Live Performance of 'We Are The Pigs' at La Cigale, Paris

La Cigale
Paris, France

• In November 2013, Suede was touring in support of their album "Bloodsports," which had been released earlier that year. This live performance of "We A... Read Full Description >

  In November 2013, Suede was touring in support of their album "Bloodsports," which had been released earlier that year. This live performance of "We Are the Pigs" at the Les Inrocks Festival in Paris showcased the band's return to form after a lengthy hiatus, having originally disbanded in 2003 before reuniting in 2010. "Bloodsports" was their first album in over a decade, marking a significant moment in their career as they attempted to reclaim their place in the Britpop landscape. Notably, "We Are the Pigs," a song from their 1994 album "Dog Man Star," is often regarded as a fan favorite and fits seamlessly into their setlist, illustrating both their past influences and continued evolution as a band. The performance, held at the iconic La Cigale—a venue known for its intimate atmosphere—provided an evocative backdrop to the band's revival and their established legacy in the British music scene.

Suede - 'Beautiful Ones' Live Performance at La Cigale, Paris

La Cigale
Paris, France

• In November 2013, Suede performed live at La Cigale in Paris as part of a festival, delivering a rendition of their iconic song "Beautiful Ones." By t... Read Full Description >

  In November 2013, Suede performed live at La Cigale in Paris as part of a festival, delivering a rendition of their iconic song "Beautiful Ones." By this time, Suede was well into their later career phase, having released their sixth studio album, "Bloodsports," earlier that year in March 2013. This album marked a significant comeback for the band, as it was the first since their 2002 breakup and subsequent reforming in 2010. "Bloodsports" garnered positive reviews and reignited interest in Suede, showcasing their ability to evolve while maintaining the essence of their '90s Britpop sound. The performance in Paris was part of their efforts to promote the album, reflecting both a nostalgic connection to their early hits and their renewed vibrancy as a contemporary act. Notably, "Beautiful Ones," originally from their 1996 album "Coming Up," remains a fan favorite and encapsulates Suede's distinct flair for dramatic lyrics and sweeping melodies.