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Supergrass Rocks Again: Celebrating ‘I Should Coco’ 30 Years On!

Supergrass announces a nostalgic UK tour, performing ‘I Should Coco’ in full, marking the album’s 30th anniversary.
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The Britpop sensation Supergrass is back on stage to toast the 30th anniversary of their iconic debut album ‘I Should Coco’. In an electrifying return, the band is set to perform the entire album live across the UK.

Get ready for a Britpop revival as Supergrass returns with a bang to celebrate three decades of ‘I Should Coco’, the album that catapulted them to fame. This milestone anniversary tour promises to be a feast for nostalgic fans and new listeners alike, with an opportunity to experience the album’s raw energy and infectious melodies live. Bassist Mick Quinn expresses the band’s excitement about bringing the original vibrancy of ‘I Should Coco’ to life on stage for the first time ever.

  • Dynamic pricing will not apply, ensuring fans can enjoy this throwback performance without breaking the bank.
  • The album’s timeless tracks, including ‘Alright’ and ‘Caught By the Fuzz’, have remained fan-favorites, and the tour is a chance to hear them as they were meant to be heard.
  • Selling over a million copies worldwide, ‘I Should Coco’ is not just an album but a cultural touchstone for a generation.

The nostalgic journey begins on 8th May 2025 in Glasgow at the Barrowland Ballroom and will take Supergrass across nine cities, wrapping up with an electrifying performance at London’s Roundhouse on the 22nd May. The tour will also feature a special appearance at The Great Estate Festival in Cornwall at the end of the month, where the festival-goers can catch the Britpop legends live.

Ticket availability starts with a pre-sale on 18th September at 10 am, followed by the general sale kicking off on the 20th of September at the same time. This is your moment to secure a spot and relive the Britpop glory with Supergrass!
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