2023 saw Pulp return to the stage for one of the most anticipated musical reunions in recent years, and it’s time for them to continue on this run of form in the UK & Ireland as they announce a string of arena dates.
We’ll be getting ready to disco like it’s 2000 at the O2 Arena for two nightsas Pulp will be playing there on both June 13 and June 14as well as confirming dates in Glasgow, Dublin, Birmingham, and Manchester. This follows on from their announcement of a giant homecoming show in Sheffield at Tramlines festival.
Speaking on the tour, Jarvis Cocker said in a press release: “You deserve more – & we have more. In fact, we have More – (but that’s a whole other story… you’ll have to wait a little more time to hear that one). In the meantime: see you this Summer!”
This adds fuel to the rumours of an album on the way, after reports that the band were back in the studio and having penned a deal with Rough Trade. Any new album would mark their first since 2001, when they released We Love Lifebut we’ll have to wait on any official news for now!
How to get tickets to see Pulp in London
Tickets to see Pulp on their UK & Ireland tour go on general sale next Friday, February 21 at 9:30am. You can also gain access to a pre-sale for the Pulp shows by signing up to the band’s mailing list before midnight on February 17. The pre-sale will commence at 9:30am on February 18and you can sign up to the list here.
Pulp returned to play shows in 2023, having not performed live since 2012 before this. They played a giant London return show at Finsbury Park, as well as two more intimate (by their standards) shows at Hammersmith Apollo.
Pulp UK & Ireland tour dates
June 7 – Glasgow, ovo Hydro
June 10 – Dublin, 3Arena
June 13 – London, O2 Arena
June 14 – London, O2 Arena
June 19 – Birmingham, Arena utility
June 21 – Manchester, Co-op Live
Tickets to see Pulp on their UK tour go on general sale next Friday, February 21 at 9:30am, and you can find them here.
