Manic Street Preachers & The London Suede at Hollywood Palladium

Welsh rock band, Manic Street Preachers, emerged on the music scene in 1986. The band was vital to the Welsh cultural movement in the early ‘90s. The band has released 14 highly-acclaimed studio albums and 57 singles. In 1988, Manic Street Preachers dropped their self-released debut single, “Suicide Alley.” The song was heavily influenced by The Clash and other late ‘70s punk rock bands. In 1991, the award-winning band dropped their first Top 40 hit, “Stay Beautiful,” featured in their debut album, Generation Terrorists. The single peaked at number 40 on the U.K. singles, while the album ranked at number 13 on the Official Albums charts.

In 1998, Manic Street Preachers released the fifth album, This is My Truth Tell Me Yours. The album is their first studio effort to top the U.K. charts. The album also charted in 16 other countries. Moreover, This is My Truth Tell Me Yours earned multi-platinum certifications in the U.K., Sweden, Ireland, Finland, and the Netherlands. The band recently released its latest album, The Ultra Vivid Lament, in 2021. The 14th studio effort became their second number 1 album and was preceded by singles, “Orwellian” and “The Secret He Had Missed.”

The London Suede is a prolific English rock band responsible for sensational hits, such as “Trash,” “Beautiful Ones,” Saturday Night,” “Electricity,” and many more. In 1993, the band found commercial success with their eponymous debut album. The record went straight to number 1 in the U.K. and peaked at number 14 on the Billboard Heatseekers chart. Aside from their debut effort, The London Suede also found incredible triumph with the release of their albums, Coming Up and Head Music, which topped the U.K. charts and entered the top 30 on the U.S. charts.

Tickets to see Manic Street Preachers and The London Suede at the Hollywood Palladium are now available!