Al menos para un concierto benéfico...
The glammy, grandiose Britpop band Suede, who disbanded in 2003, will reunite to play a one-off benefit gig in London this March. The exact date hasn't been announced yet, but the show will take place at London's Royal Albert Hall, and proceeds will go to the Teenage Cancer Trust.
Guitarist Bernard Butler, who played on Suede's classic first two albums, won't take part in the reunion. Instead, late-period guitarist Richard Oakes will join frontman Brett Anderson, bassist Mat Osman, drummer Simon Gilbert, and keyboardist Neil Codling.
This isn't the first time the band has raised money for this cause. When they won the Mercury Music Prize in 1993 for their self-titled debut album, the band donated the £20,000 that came with the prize to cancer research.
anoche pusieron el tercer disco de suede enterito en la sala sol y menudo pestiño como música de fondo...