Supergrass announce Nottingham date on new UK tour
Britpop icons Supergrass have announced a series of UK headline shows for 2027, marking their return to stages across the country next spring.
The band will play nine dates throughout the spring, including at Nottingham’s Rock City next May. Frontman Gaz Coombes said “We’re excited to get back into it next year.
"Last time around was all about I Should Coco so for the next live shows we’re going to have some fun going through the records, pulling out even more of them hits and deep cuts for your ears.
"Bring on spring ‘27.”
Formed in Oxford in 1993, Supergrass are one of the UK's most celebrated and enduring bands and retain their original line-up of Gaz Coombes, Mick Quinn and Danny Goffey, plus Rob Coombes.
Their debut single, Caught By The Fuzz, achieved the rare feat of being named both NME and Melody Maker’s ‘Single Of The Week’ simultaneously, setting the tone for what was to come.
Across six studio albums, the band have produced a string of iconic tracks including Alright, Caught By The Fuzz, Mansize Rooster, Lenny, Going Out, Richard III, Sun Hits The Sky, Pumping On Your Stereo, Movin and Grace.
Their debut album, I Should Coco, reached number one in the UK and has sold more than a million copies worldwide.
It was followed by five further acclaimed studio albums including In It For The Money, Supergrass, Life On Other Planets, Road To Rouen and Diamond Hoo Ha. Supergrass have received a BRIT Award and Ivor Novello Award, alongside six Top 10 albums and 10 Top 20 singles.
Following their split in 2010, the band reunited in 2019 for a hugely successful world tour, returning to the stage to play to fans across the UK and internationally. With their celebrated catalogue and reputation as one of Britain's great live bands.