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Suicide

Electronic band from New York City, NY · formed 1975

Suicide photo
Photo: Spotify
Shows on record
7
Rooms played
7
Cities
6
Releases
28
Last show
Jul 9, 2015Barbican Centre

About

Suicide is a band from New York City, NY, formed in 1975, tagged art punk, avant-garde, cbgb scene by its sources. Shows on record run from 1978 to 2015, across 7 rooms in 6 cities.

The summary is assembled from the record fields and shows on this page; each fact listed names its source. See Sources & corrections for what each source supplied.

Shows

7 on record · Songkick
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Shows per year

  1. 19782 shows
  2. 19881 show
  3. 20011 show
  4. 20141 show
  5. 20152 shows
Show history
DateVenue
Jul 9, 2015Barbican Centre · LondonHeadlinerwith Henry Rollins, Jehnny Beth, Bobby Gillespie, +17
Mar 7, 2015Webster Hall · New York (NYC)Headlinerwith The Vacant Lots, Pharmakon
Jul 8, 2014La Gaité Lyrique · ParisHeadlinerwith Alan Vega, Martin Rev
Jun 16, 2001Rhodes Center · ColumbusHeadlinerwith Archer Prewitt, Six Finger Satellite, Bride Of No No, +3
Dec 11, 1988Burberries · BirminghamHeadlinerwith Godflesh
Jul 28, 1978The Factory, The Russell Club · ManchesterHeadlinerwith Joy Division, Actors
Jul 18, 1978Marquee Club - Wardour Street · LondonHeadlinerwith Actors

Where they play

7 rooms in 6 cities

Rooms played most

Cities played

  • London2 shows
  • Birmingham1 show
  • Columbus1 show
  • Manchester1 show
  • New York (NYC)1 show

and 1 other city

Releases

28 releases, 1976–2023
  • A Way Of Life Rarities

    2023

  • Surrender

    2022 · Compilation

  • Ghost Rider

    2022

  • Five Films By Marc Hurtado

    2018

  • First Rehearsal Tapes

    2017 · Album

  • Live in Switzerland

    2011 · Album

  • Suicide Performing 1st LP Live At Primavera Sound, May 26th 2011

    2011

  • 1st LP Live At ATP-NY'09 On WFMU

    2009

  • Diamonds, Furcoat, Champagne

    2008 · Ep

  • Dream Baby Dream / Mr Ray

    2008 · Compilation

  • Frankie Teardrop

    2008 · Ep

  • Live 1977–1978

    2008 · Compilation

  • The Horrors / Suicide

    2008 · Ep

  • Attempted: Live at Max’s Kansas City 1980

    2004 · Album

  • American Supreme

    2002 · Album

  • 22/1/98 - Reinventing America

    1998 · Single

  • Zero Hour

    1997 · Album

  • Why Be Blue?

    1992 · Album

  • A Way of Life

    1988 · Album

  • Surrender

    1988 · Single

  • Ghost Riders

    1986 · Album

  • 1/2 Alive

    1981 · Compilation

  • Dream Baby Dream

    1981 · Single

  • Suicide (The Second Album)

    1980 · Album

  • 21½ Minutes in Berlin / 23 Minutes in Brussels

    1978 · Album

  • Cheree

    1978 · Single

  • Suicide

    1977 · Album

  • Rocket USA

    1976 · Single

Lineup

  • Martin Rev
  • Alan Vega

Airplay

  • KEXP airplay: 31+ plays, 2024-10-26–2026-09-09 — KEXP
  • Played on KEXP show 'Variety Mix' (Abbie) — KEXP
  • Played on KEXP show 'Mechanical Breakdown' (Atticus) — KEXP
  • Played on KEXP show 'Early' (Eva Walker) — KEXP
  • Played on KEXP show 'Sonic Reducer' (Brian Foss) — KEXP
  • Played on KEXP show 'The Afternoon Show' (Troy Nelson) — KEXP

Photos, art and posters

Suicide — Photo
Photo — TheAudioDB
Suicide — Photo
Photo — TheAudioDB
Suicide — Logo
Logo — TheAudioDB
What each source supplied
SourceUsed for
MusicBrainzArtist facts
WikipediaArtist facts
Suicide on Last.fmArtist facts
Suicide on DiscogsArtist facts
KEXPAirplay
SongkickShow history
SpotifyPhotos
TheAudioDBPhotos, Logo
DiscogsCredited on the record; no item on this page cites it
Last.fmCredited on the record; no item on this page cites it
WikidataCredited on the record; no item on this page cites it

This is a partial record of publicly documented activity. Missing shows, releases or members do not mean there are none. It does not confirm availability for booking.