The Oxford band behind “Alright” and I Should Coco, Parlophone's biggest debut since the Beatles, take three spring nights at the art deco Forum in Kentish Town.
Supergrass, the Oxford band behind “Alright”, play three nights at O2 Forum Kentish Town from Friday 7 to Sunday 9 May 2027. The dates are the London share of a spring headline run.
Gaz Coombes and Danny Goffey met at Wheatley Park School outside Oxford and played together in the Jennifers. Coombes befriended Mick Quinn while working at a local Harvester, and the three formed Supergrass in 1993.
They signed to Parlophone in 1994 and released I Should Coco in 1995, the label’s best-selling debut album since Please Please Me by the Beatles. Its fourth single became an international hit. Five more albums followed by 2008, with Rob Coombes joining on keyboards in 2002.
The band split in 2010 after four farewell shows and reformed in 2019 with a secret show at Oslo in Hackney. In 2025 they toured I Should Coco in full for its 30th anniversary.
The Forum opened on Highgate Road in December 1934 as an art deco cinema. Three nights in a room this size keep the band close to its London audience. The same four players have performed the songs together since 2002.