Pulp Reform - Disco 2011
Iconic Brit-popper's, Pulp, are getting back together in the summer of next year to perform a host of live dates. Headline slots have been confirmed, including a date at The Wireless Festival in London's Hyde Park on Sunday July 3. This will be the first time the original members have took to the stage collectively since August 1996.
Nick Banks, Jarvis Cocker, Candida Doyle, Steve Mackey Russell Senior and Mark Webber, will be playing hits from all areas of their repertoire. With seven albums and an array of hit singles to choose from, these shows are certain to heat up Hyde Park, even if the weather fails to do so.
For more information visit Pulp's website
9:44 AM | 08/11/2010
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