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The Latest Breaking News from Pulp

Pulp are reuniting and coming to Cardiff on their first tour in a decade

The band, who flourished in the 1990s, are back in Wales

Wales Online

Pulp announce Dublin gig at St Anne's Park as part of reunion tour

The Britpop legends have confirmed their first live shows in a decade

Dublin Live

Sam Fender will headline TRNSMT 2023 festival in Glasgow

Sam, described by organisers as 'Glasgow's adopted Geordie', headlines with Pulp and the 1975, tickets are on sale in November

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TRNSMT 2023 line-up announced with headliners including Pulp, The 1975 and Sam Fender

The huge festival will return to Glasgow Green next summer, with organisers confirming a list of big-hitting headliners today. Here's who will grace the stages in 2023 ...

Glasgow Live

TRNSMT 2023 headliners announced as Pulp, Sam Fender, The 1975 and George Ezra to play festival

The TRNSMT 2023 line-up acts have been confirmed as a host of big names will play the Scottish summer festival next year.

Daily Record

Pulp 2023 tour: How to get tickets to the band’s reunion shows

The band have announced a UK tour as well as a headline slot at Latitude next summer

The Independent UK

Pulp confirm reunion shows for 2023

The Sheffield band will reform for a second time and play standalone shows as well as sets at the TRNSMT and Latitude festivals

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The Welsh band that turned down Cerys Matthews and played alongside Nirvana in the 90s

The Pooh Sticks are often considered one of Wales' greatest lost bands

Wales Online

Jarvis Cocker joins Pulp bandmate onstage to support Sheffield Leadmill

Threatened venue played key role in launching bands including Kaiser Chiefs and Arctic Monkeys

The Guardian - UK

What is the Mercury Prize? Past winners and its rumoured 'curse'

Some music critics feel winning the Mercury Prize has done more harm than good for past winners, with a number of those crowned going on to poor form or obscurity

Daily Mirror

Pulp’s Jarvis Cocker confirms the band will reunite for live shows next year

‘Next year Pulp are going to play some concerts,’ the frontman has said

The Independent UK

Pulp to reform (again) for 2023 concerts

Jarvis Cocker confirmed the reunion and the Britpop legends have a list of potential dates and venues

The Guardian - UK

Why did Pulp break up? As Jarvis Cocker confirms 2023 reunion shows

English rock band Pulp split in 2002, but thankfully the hiatus only lasted for nine years, and the group finally came back together to perform a surprise show at Glastonbury in 2011

Daily Mirror

Pulp to return to live shows next year, says Jarvis Cocker

News of the band’s return follows on from the sharing last week of a cryptic video hinting at their reunion

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Daily Record

Jarvis Cocker confirms Pulp reunion shows for 2023

The band are set to celebrate the 25th anniversary of This Is Hardcore

The Guardian - UK

The Sheffield council house that became a pioneer of rock recording

Studio Electrophonique, built by panel-beater Ken Patten, gave the world Pulp, ABC and the Human League

The Guardian - UK

Good Pop, Bad Pop: An Inventory by Jarvis Cocker review

Clearing out his loft gives the former Pulp frontman a chance to look back at his formative years, and the objects that shaped him

Evening Standard

Pulp fiction: Being Jarvis Cocker

He’s the... well, you know who Jarvis Cocker is. Or you think you do. Ahead of the Pulp hero’s new book documenting his early years, Hamish MacBain talks order to him about pop, politics and Naked Attraction

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The Guardian - UK

Gallerist Sadie Coles: ‘I don’t feel that digital will replace the art or objects’

An early advocate of the Young British Artists, the London art dealer is always on the lookout for something original

The Guardian - UK

‘Most music comes from really abject origins’: Jarvis Cocker interviewed by Olivia Laing

The pop pioneer talks to the author about his creative education via nightclubs and the dole, his teenage masterplan and the enduring inspiration of the everyday

The Guardian - UK

Outcry as future of Sheffield’s Leadmill music venue thrown into question

Bands voice dismay at ‘devastating news’ but landlord says it will continue to operate as music venue

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