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Music fan stunned as she bumps into Britpop legend in Eurostar queue – would you have recognised him?
Music fan stunned as she bumps into Britpop legend in Eurostar queue – would you have recognised him?

Scottish Sun

time04-07-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Scottish Sun

Music fan stunned as she bumps into Britpop legend in Eurostar queue – would you have recognised him?

The band has a new album coming in September so young Music fan stunned as she bumps into Britpop legend in Eurostar queue – would you have recognised him? Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) A MUSIC fan was left stunned after bumping into a Britpop legend in the queue for Eurostar. During the band's heyday, they won a Mercury Music Prize, had three number one albums and eight Top 10 singles among many others. Sign up for the Entertainment newsletter Sign up 4 A music fan was left stunned after bumping into a Britpop legend in the queue for Eurostar Credit: Instagram 4 Suede are one of the biggest bands from the Britpop era Credit: Getty 4 Brett Anderson is the band's frontman Credit: Getty In fact, Suede were part of the 'Big Four' in Britpop alongside Oasis, Blur and Pulp. And while Oasis fans are gearing up to see the Gallagher brothers reunite for the first time in decades from tonight, one lucky Britpop fan got some one on one time with Suede frontman Brett Anderson. Taking to Instagram to share a selfie with the 57-year-old singer, the delighted fan wrote: "YOU GUYS I just spent the time in the Eurostar passport/security line talking to BRETT ANDERSON FROM SUEDE who is easily like, top five nicest people I've ever met and also HE LOOKS PERFECT????? "It is 100 DEGREES IN PARIS right now and this MF looks FLAWLESS???? Meanwhile I have sweat stains on every inch of my clothing." Indeed, Brett looked suave in a blue open-necked shirt and a pinstripe suit jacket, with his dark hair sweeping across his forehead. The fan added in a further comment: "I SIMPLY MUST COMMENT ON MY OWN POST HERE AND SAY: If a person THIS IMPOSSIBLY HOT can still be nice, nobody else has any excuse." Other music fans were quick to comment, with one writing: "Omg this is so great." Another added: "ONE OF MY FAVORITES EVER!!!!" A third incorporated lyrics from one of Suede's songs as they commented: "Omg a dream come true! [flame emojis] maybe maybe it's the clothes he wears." Suede first formed in 1989 and were branded "The Best New Band in Britain" by Melody Maker in 1992. Liam Gallagher's Zen Retreat: Inside the Rock Legend's Country Estate A year later, their debut self-titled album hit the number one spot on the UK Album Charts and won the Mercury Music Prize. Their other hits include Stay Together, Trash, She's in Fashion and Beautiful Ones. The group disbanded in 2003 before reuniting in 2010 for a series of concerts and have continued to produce new music ever since. Their upcoming tenth album, Antidepressants, is set for release in September.

Jarvis Cocker and Pulp return to No. 1 with ‘More' — their first album in over 20 years
Jarvis Cocker and Pulp return to No. 1 with ‘More' — their first album in over 20 years

Malay Mail

time15-06-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Malay Mail

Jarvis Cocker and Pulp return to No. 1 with ‘More' — their first album in over 20 years

LONDON, June 15 — British band Pulp returned to the top of the UK album charts for the first time in 27 years on Friday as their new record More went to No. 1. More was released last week just before the group, led by Jarvis Cocker, kicked off a UK and Ireland tour. It is Pulp's eighth studio album and their first since 2001's We Love Life. The band, from the British city of Sheffield, last topped the UK albums chart in 1998 with This Is Hardcore. The Official Charts Company said More also topped the Official Vinyl Albums Chart. 'The day an album is released to the public is a very special day,' Cocker said in a statement on the album's release. 'The music changes from being something owned only by the band to something that can be owned by anyone - it can become part of people's lives. It's magic.' Pulp found fame in the mid-1990s Britpop wave with hits such as Common People, Disco 2000 and Help the Aged. They split in 2002 before reforming twice in subsequent years. More was recorded over three weeks in late 2024 and the band has previously said it was dedicated to late bassist Steve Mackey, who died in 2023. Mackey is credited as a songwriter on two of the album's songs. Pulp released the first single from the album, Spike Island, in April followed by Got to Have Love in May. — Reuters

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