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The London Suede Live at the Mojave Tent Coachella

One of this year’s few trademark Coachella reunions (along with Big Audio Dynamite), The London Suede (known in England simply as Suede) were another superior example of how to engage a crowd. Frontman Brett Anderson drew an enormous reaction from a modest crowd, all because of his genuine charisma and stage presence. Singing with real heart and fire, Anderson sang powerfully through a set filled with early career material. Another curious set where a truly great act saw a far smaller crowd than they deserved.

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