Supergrass

30th Anniversary of I Should Coco

Supergrass

Formed in 1993, Supergrass released their debut album, I Should Coco, to widespread acclaim in 1995. Over the years, Supergrass released a total of six studio albums, and a collection of classic singles including Caught By The Fuzz, Richard III, Alright, Moving and Pumping On Your Stereo securing their place in Britpop history. After 17 years together, the band decided to go their separate ways following a farewell tour in 2010. But in September 2019, ten years to the day after splitting up, they made their comeback with a live set at Glastonbury's Pilton Party and announceed a career spanning 'Best Of' package release and live tour for 2020 and they have carried on touring and making new music ever since.

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Jake Bugg

Jake Bugg's incredible ascent began in 2012 when his self-titled debut album entered the UK charts at number one (aged 18, making him the youngest British male artist ever to achieve this), going on to sell double platinum and get shortlisted for the UK Mercury Music Prize. And with three further UK Top 10 albums, it seems his fans have still got the bug for his music.

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The Cribs

From the unlikely beginning of a toilet paper factory in Wakefield to touring the world and notching up three Top 10 albums in the UK, The Cribs are masters of addictive, wiry indie pop suss. Since 2002 the Yorkshire men have produced passionate anti-hipster anthems including ‘Men's Needs’, ‘Mirror Kissers’ and ‘Hey Scenesters!’.

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