News about Brett Anderson

This is the third time I've seen one of my Facebook 'best of' music lists published outside of Facebook's social media page, which is exciting for me. My run is a little late this year, but I don't want to disappoint my readers here at the Daily Mail. One of the bands reached out to me after a slew of reader comments from last year's list, which was...cool. I've decided to imbue this piece with a 2023 feel and give you all a look ahead in the world of music this year.

ADRIAN THRILLS: Suede reformed in 2010 after a seven-year absence, they reintroduced themselves with the predictable lap of honour. They appeared at a few 'classic album' shows in London and concluded a greatest hits tour to remind the world that it wasn't them - not Blur or Oasis, who dominated 1990s Britpop. Since then, they have steadly refused to play the nostalgia card. They've released three new albums, Bloodsports, Night Thoughts, and The Blue Hour, the last of which featured choirs, orchestral flourishes, and bucolic instrumentals, prompting singer Brett Anderson to admit that it was "wilfully obscure."

Brett Anderson, the businessman behind the best servo in the entire Asia-Pacific zone, has revealed what gives his Wangaratta, Victoria, APCO 24/7 service station the edge. Mr Anderson (left), who appeared on the Today show on Saturday, revealed his top retailing secrets, from customer service to doing servo food right by offering everything from chia bowls to sushi and roast dinners. On the Today Show on Saturday, Mr Anderson said, 'Service stations are changing at the moment.'