Suede

In January 1993, Suede performed "The Drowners" on the Conan O'Brien Show, marking a pivotal moment in their early career. At this time, Suede had recently released their self-titled debut album in March 1993, which had received critical acclaim and catapulted them into the spotlight of the Britpop scene. The single "The Drowners" not only showcased the band's distinctive blend of glam rock and alternative influences but also helped to solidify their emerging reputation. Interestingly, Suede's performance on a major U.S. late-night show was significant as it represented the band's growing international reach during an era when Britpop was beginning to capture the attention of American audiences. This performance illustrated Suede's dynamic stage presence and the excitement surrounding their artistry, setting the stage for their subsequent successes in the music industry.

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