Supergrass End UK Live Career at Brixton

They were young, they ran green, they kept their teeth nice and clean. But now it's all over. Supergrass played their final UK show last night at a packed Brixton Academy, the NME reports. The four-piece, who formed in 1993 and released their first single 'Caught by the Fuzz' a year later, recently announced that their current four show mini-tour would be their last. Their final gig full stop will take place tonight in Paris (France, not Texas).

At Brixton, the band performed a 26-song set that spanned their entire six-album career, working roughly backwards from opener, and 2008 single, 'Diamond Hoo Ha Men' to an encore of Britpop-era hit 'Alright' and their debut tune.

"It's been a pretty f--ing mental 17 years, or so, thanks for coming tonight," said frontman Gaz Coombes before the closing tracks. Aside from the songs, the performance also featured old public information films -- a reference to the group's late '90s gigs -- along with video montages of the recording process for their various albums.

The full setlist was as follows...

'Diamond Hoo Ha Man'
'Bad Blood' 'Outside'
'Rebel in You'
'Tales of Endurance (Parts 4,5 & 6)'
'St Petersburg'
'Fin'
'Kiss of Life'
'Brecon Beacons'
'Rush Hour Soul'
'Funniest Thing'
'Grace'
'Moving'
'Mary'
'Eon'
'Pumping on Your Stereo'
'In it for the Money'
'Richard III'
'Late in the Day'
'Sun Hits the Sky'
'She's So Loose'
'Mansize Rooster'
'Strange Ones'
'Lenny'
'Alright'
'Caught by the Fuzz'