A massive Britpop band has reunited as they prepare to head out on a UK tour celebrating the 30th anniversary of their UK number one debut album.

Supergrass have today (September 16) announced that they will once again take to the stage together as the Oxford band celebrates three decades of their debut album I Should Coco.

Released in May 1995, the album debuted at number three in the UK, before rising to number one in the week following Glastonbury, where it stayed for three weeks.

Supergrass is set to reunite in 2025 for a UK tour celebrating the 30th annivesary of their debut album “I Should Coco”. | Getty Images

placeholder image — Supergrass is set to reunite in 2025 for a UK tour celebrating the 30th annivesary of their debut album “I Should Coco”. | Getty Images

It spawned singles such as “Caught by the Fuzz”, “Lenny”, and “Alright”; the worldwide hit that remains the band’s best-known song.

Throughout May 2025, Supergrass will be performing at venues around the UK, including Leeds’ O2 Academy, where the four-piece will play their debut album in full, before an encore of the band’s greatest hits.

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Founding member Mick Quinn said on announcing the tour: “15th May 2025 marks 30 years since 'I Should Coco'.

“Supergrass are thrilled to announce their return to perform the début album live, in its entirety, for the first time.

“Dynamic pricing not included.”

Supergrass will play at Leeds O2 Academy on Thursday, May 20, 2025. Pre-sale is available at 10am on Wednesday, September 18, 2024, with general sale from 10am on Friday, September 20 via the band’s official website.