Swinging hips and flipping fringes filled the Olympia stage in Dublin as Suede played an album a night for their short residency: their glam debut, Suede; their sombre masterpiece, Dog Man Staron Wednesday; and their exuberant pop record, Coming Up.
Brett Anderson's voice was exquisite, and the band was as tight as his trousers. Each night was special, but Wednesday gave the most epic moments:
The Wild Onesand
Still Life.
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