Jarvis Cocker's Britpop legends hit Auckland, Brisbane, and Manchester in 2026. Everything you need to know about tickets, venues, and setlist predictions.
Pulp — the Sheffield art-pop group fronted by the inimitable Jarvis Cocker — are back on the road in 2026 with a world tour that spans Australasia and Europe. After their hugely successful reunion shows in 2023–2024, the band shows no signs of slowing down.
Known for Cocker's exquisite storytelling, his theatrical stage presence, and a back catalogue spanning Different Class, This Is Hardcore, and His 'n' Hers, Pulp live is an experience unlike any other. Expect wit, poignancy, and plenty of Common People singalongs.
Additional dates in Europe and North America are widely expected. Sign up for Pulp's mailing list and track them on MyFavoriteBands for instant announcements.
Pulp's reunion setlists lean heavily on their 90s peak but also revisit early material and This Is Hardcore deep cuts. Expect 20–25 songs.
Common People — the anthem, always the emotional peak of the set
Disco 2000 — another singalong centrepiece
Babies — classic early favourite
Mis-Shapes — political Britpop anthem
Underwear — This Is Hardcore fan favourite
Sorted for E's & Wizz — festival throwback
Something Changed — tender closer candidate
Capacity: ~12,000 (Indoor Arena). Located on the waterfront in central Auckland, easily accessible by public transport. Main floor GA plus seated upper bowl options.
Capacity: ~5,000 (Outdoor Amphitheatre). Stunning riverside setting in the Roma Street Parkland precinct. Open-air venue — check weather forecasts and bring layers for the evening.
Located in the historic Mayfield railway depot in central Manchester. A unique industrial venue that's become a centrepiece of Manchester's live music scene. Walking distance from Piccadilly station.
These are the confirmed dates as of early 2026. Additional European and North American dates are widely anticipated — check back for updates.
Reunion setlists span their full career but lean heavily on the Different Class / This Is Hardcore era. Early material (His 'n' Hers) also features prominently.
The shows are Pulp sets. While Jarvis may reference solo work between songs, the setlists are full Pulp performances.
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