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Blur's Alex James hints at more live shows
Published Monday, Dec 19 2011, 06:19 GMT | By Kate Goodacre | Add comment
Blur bassist Alex James has hinted that they may consider more live shows.
The band, who reformed in 2009 after a six-year hiatus, will be honoured with the 'Outstanding Contribution to Music' prize at the Brit Awards in February 2012 and are rumoured to be performing at the ceremony.
James told Xfm's Smart on Sunday: "We all remembered how much we loved being a band.
"I had always said in interviews I didn't miss being in a band, but that reminded me that I did. Who knows what will happen, but there is a lot to look forward to."
James has previously suggested that the band will meet up over the Christmas period to work on new material.
The Brit Award nominations will be announced on January 12, 2012, with the ceremony itself taking place at The O2 on February 21, 2012.
Watch Blur's performance of 'Tender' from Glastonbury 2009 below:
The band, who reformed in 2009 after a six-year hiatus, will be honoured with the 'Outstanding Contribution to Music' prize at the Brit Awards in February 2012 and are rumoured to be performing at the ceremony.
James told Xfm's Smart on Sunday: "We all remembered how much we loved being a band.
"I had always said in interviews I didn't miss being in a band, but that reminded me that I did. Who knows what will happen, but there is a lot to look forward to."
James has previously suggested that the band will meet up over the Christmas period to work on new material.
The Brit Award nominations will be announced on January 12, 2012, with the ceremony itself taking place at The O2 on February 21, 2012.
Watch Blur's performance of 'Tender' from Glastonbury 2009 below:
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