Pulp give ‘Deep Fried in Kelvin’ live live debut and play other deep cuts and rarities for first time in

Pulp treated fans at End Of The Road festival to a set of deep cuts and rarities, with Jarvis Cocker telling fans it would be the last gig for a while. Find out all the details below.

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The Britpop icons closed the festival’s mainstage last night (September 5), marking the end of their 2026 tour.

To celebrate, they delivered a setlist full of rarities and live debuts – including the first-ever performance of ‘Deep Fried In Kelvin’ from their seminal 1995 album ‘Different Class’.

Elsewhere, they dusted off several tracks from their back catalog, playing ‘Little Girl (With Blue Eyes)’ for the first time since 2012, ‘Forever in My Dreams’ for the first time since 2000 and both ‘The Mark of the Devil’ and ‘Death II’ for the first time since 1992.

Posteriormente, eles também deram ao ‘We Are the Boyz’ sua primeira apresentação pública desde 1998.

Cocker also sang ‘Happy Birthday’ to End Of The Road, which celebrated its 20th anniversary this year, while the band performed with a slideshow of the band’s history playing behind them.

Pulp se apresentou no festival End Of The Road

Cocker havia insinuado no último novembro que o Pulp “poderia escrever mais músicas” juntos. A atualização veio depois que seus colegas de banda Nick Banks e Candida Doyle disseram ao NME que eles “não estavam com vontade” de fazer outro álbum novo.

When NME asked Cocker last summer if fans could expect a follow-up to their last album, 2025’s ‘More’ he replied: “Maybe. We tried to not have a concept for this record or think, ‘This is it, this is our last gas’.

In other news, Pulp are also releasing a new concert film, What Do You Do For An Encore?, in cinemas and on MUBI soon.

A banda anunciou detalhes do novo filme em junho, bem como o mencionado álbum ao vivo que capturará os dois shows esgotados da banda de Sheffield no O2 em Londres no verão passado.

Last month, it was confirmed that global distributor MUBI would be previewing the movie for fans for one night only in UK and Irish cinemas on September 18, in Canadian theatres on September 23 and US cinemas on September 24.

It arrives on streaming from September 25.

Earlier this summer, Pulp played a huge headline set to close out Mad Cool 2026 – where they broke out ‘Common People’ as England fans celebrated the win against Norway at the World Cup – and also delivered a special orchestral gig to celebrate 50 years of Rough Trade at London’s Royal Festival Hall.

Since releasing ‘More’ last year, Pulp have dropped new track ‘Begging For Change’ for the the star-studded ‘Help(2)’ charity album for War Child, and also digitally released an EP featuring two new songs: ‘Marrying For Love’ and ‘Cold Call On The Hotline’.

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