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Manic Street Preachers tease debut album anniversary announcement as Suede premiere new song ‘My City’ as they kick off their 2026 co-headline UK tour
Manic Street Preachers and Suede opened their co-headline UK arena tour in Glasgow, where Suede premiered an unreleased song and the Manics hinted at an announcement linked to their debut album. The opening night began a tour that revisits a partnership dating back to 1994, while both bands also used the occasion to showcase newer material.
The Manics’ 18-song set included tracks from across their career, including two songs from *The Holy Bible*. A merch-stand poster featuring *Generation Terrorists* artwork and a QR code showed the date 18 November 2026 at 10am, suggesting an anniversary announcement ahead of the album’s 35th year. Suede played songs from *Antidepressants*, fan favourites and the new song “My City”; the band have also said they are working on a follow-up with a punk-based sound.
In short
- Suede premiered unreleased song “My City” in Glasgow.
- Manics poster hints at a *Generation Terrorists* announcement.
- The co-headline UK arena tour opened on 28 October.
Explained simply
Manic Street Preachers and Suede are British rock bands that rose to prominence in the 1990s. They first toured together in 1994, when both were part of a wave of guitar-led acts that drew large audiences in the UK.
The Manics’ debut album, Generation Terrorists, came out in 1992 and helped establish the band. Suede have continued to release new music alongside songs from their earlier albums, while both groups’ long careers have given them sizeable followings.