Supergrass are back together and visiting Manchester on their reunion tour this week.
The British rockers, who shot to fame in the mid-1990s with their Mercury-nominated number one debut album I Should Coco, are performing together for the first time in nine years.
Gaz Coombes, Mick Quinn, Danny Goffney and Rob Coombes will perform two gigs at the O2 Victoria Warehouse in Manchester this week, on February 26 and 27.
The reunion tour will also take them to Leeds, London, Birmingham and Newcastle, before they head over to America.
The band are behind anthemic indie rock songs such as Moving, Alright, and Pumping on Your Stereo.
Supergrass have won an Ivor Novello award, as well as BRIT awards, a Q Award and an NME Award.
They released six studio albums between 1995 and 2008 - and although they're back together on stage, there are no plans for new music at this stage.
In the meantime, Gaz Coombes has released three albums with his own solo project.
Supergrass will return to Manchester this week - here's everything you need to know.
Tickets
At the time of writing, tickets were still available for Supergrass's show at the O2 Victoria Warehouse on Thursday, February 27.
Tickets for Wednesday night's gig have sold out.
The general admission tickets are priced at £37.67 including booking fees, and are available now through seetickets.com.
Support act
The Coral
Supporting Supergrass on their London and Manchester dates will be very special guests The Coral.
The Merseyside band, who also appeared at Blossoms' huge homecoming gig at Stockport's Edgeley Park last summer, were behind infectious songs such as Dreaming Of You, In The Morning and Pass It On.
Their self-titled debut album was nominated for the Mercury Music Prize and listed as NME's fourth best album of the year.
As well as Victoria Warehouse and London's Alexandra Palace, The Coral will perform at Warrington's Neighbourhood Weekender festival.
Loup Garoux
Songwriting legend Ed Harcourt, former Gorillaz member Cass Browne, and The Feeling bassist Richard Jones have all joined forces to create supergroup Loup Garoux.
They'll support Supergrass on all UK dates, as well as heading out on their own intimate tour later in the year.
Stage times
Stage times won't be confirmed until nearer the time.
Doors are currently scheduled to open at 7pm on both nights.
We'll update this story when we know more, or you can check on the venue's Twitter feed @O2VicWarehouse.
Setlist
Supergrass have got a big discography to go at after so many years at the top of their game.
Here's a taste of what you can expect in Manchester this week - the below setlist is from their recent gig at Glasgow's Barrowland.
In It for the Money
I'd Like to Know
Diamond Hoo Ha Man
Mary
Moving
Seen the Light
Time
Mansize Rooster
Late in the Day
Richard III
Rebel in You
St. Petersburg
Going Out
Coffee in the Pot
Lose It
She's So Loose
Grace
Alright
Sun Hits the Sky
Lenny
Encore
Caught by the Fuzz
Strange Ones
Pumping on Your Stereo
Getting to Victoria Warehouse
The O2 Victoria Warehouse is located near Old Trafford football ground on Trafford Wharf Road.
If you're driving, the post code's M17 1AB for your sat nav. Although it's easy to get to by car, being close to many of Manchester's main motorways, the venue doesn't have any of its own car parking.
Your best bet is to make use of the car parking around Old Trafford, or to use public transport. There is a drop-off point near the entrance if you can get a lift.
If you're travelling in on the tram from the city centre, Exchange Quay is only a six minute walk from the venue. Also on the Eccles/MediaCityUK line is Pomona, which is only a short walk.
Four different Metrolink lines pass through Trafford Bar, which is a ten minute walk from Victoria Warehouse.
There are also lots of local buses that have routes nearby - check TfGM's website for exact details.
There are obviously security searches in place, so only take absolute essentials along with you to make sure you can get inside as quickly as possible, and arrive in plenty of time.
