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Pulp reform for Summer 2011 shows
JoeDiddly by Luke Slater November 8th, 2010

You'd have thought we'd have all got quite fed up of bands from yesteryear reforming, even the good ones. Probably not this time, mind, as Pulp will be reuniting for some shows in the middle part of next year, i.e The Summer. A great way to start the week.

The band will play Primavera Sound 2011, as you can see from the festival's website. It also appears that it will be the Pulp's "original" line-up, so that's also good news. Primavera will be their first gig back since their 2002 split, but there will be British shows, specifically Wireless festival in London on Sunday July 3. Tickets for that go on sale on Thursday, click here for the link. It's the first time the "original" line-up will have been on stage together for over FOURTEEN years. Go to the group's website for more info when it appears.

So, with those two on the horizon next summer, you'd have to be an unoptimistic bastard to not at least hope that there will be at the very least a few more festival appearances, and at the very best some PROPER shows, like what Blur did. Fingers crossed, eh? Glastonbury?



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