Britpop glam rockers Suede have announced they will be reforming for a one-off charity concert – and have refused to rule out making the reunion permanent.
According to nme.com, the March show, to be held at the Royal Albert Hall in London, will be in aid of the Teenage Cancer Trust.
It is believed the line-up will include the group's second lead guitarist, Richard Oakes, and not original guitar wizard Bernard Butler, who has labelled the recent trend of band reunions "embarrassing".
Singer Brett Anderson has fuelled rumours the reunion might lead to further shows and recordings, saying he'd be keen to make a "band record" again, and refusing to confirm to a German radio station the one-off concert would be the end of it.
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