News Summary
Pulp, the iconic British band, is set to perform in Detroit for the first time in nearly 30 years on September 17 at the Masonic Temple. This concert is part of a North American tour celebrating their new album ‘More’, which is their first studio release in 24 years. Fans can purchase tickets starting Friday, with a presale opportunity available the day before. Don’t miss this chance to enjoy timeless hits and fresh music from the beloved band!
Detroit Set to Welcome Pulp for Their First Concert in Nearly 30 Years!
In an exciting announcement that’s sure to get music lovers buzzing, the British band Pulp will be gracing Detroit with their presence on September 17 at the iconic Masonic Temple. This highly anticipated performance marks Pulp’s first concert in Detroit since they rocked the stage at Saint Andrews Hall back in May 1996, making this a nostalgic moment for many!
Get Your Tickets!
If you’re itching to catch this historic show, you’ll want to set your alarms! Tickets will officially be available for purchase starting at 10 a.m. on Friday through AXS.com. But for the eager fans who can’t wait, you’re in luck! There will be a presale opportunity happening the day before on Thursday.
A Return to the Stage
Pulp, which was formed in 1978 in Sheffield, England, is hitting the road to support their upcoming album, “More,” their first studio release in 24 years. This album is due out on June 6, 2023, so fans have plenty to be excited about in the lead-up to the concert. The anticipation is real, especially given that the last time fans heard from the band was back in 2001 with their album “We Love Life.”
More Than Just a Concert!
This show in Detroit is part of a larger 11-date North American tour that kicks off on September 4 in Atlanta, GA. The tour will venture through several major cities, including Washington, D.C., Philadelphia, New York, Boston, Toronto, Minneapolis, and the stunning Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Morrison, CO, before wrapping up with two spectacular nights at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles on September 25 and 26.
Detroit holds a special place in Pulp’s history, having last performed there as part of the tour for their famous album “Different Class,” which featured the unforgettable hit, “Common People.” For both long-time fans and new listeners alike, the chance to hear classic tracks mixed with new tunes from “More” promises to deliver an evening full of dazzling performances and emotional moments.
New Music to Experience!
Additionally, excitement is building as Pulp recently dropped a comeback single titled “Spike Island,” serving as a teaser for the much-anticipated album. This track hints at the band’s new direction while giving a nod to their unique sound that has captured audiences for decades.
Mark Your Calendars!
So, music fans, mark your calendars and prepare for a night filled with nostalgia, new lyrics, and a reminder of why Pulp remains one of the UK’s most beloved bands. Whether you’re a die-hard fan who’s been following their journey for decades or someone just discovering their music, this concert at the Masonic Temple is not to be missed!
Detroit, get ready to celebrate the return of Pulp! We’re counting down the days until September 17, when we’ll finally get to sing along with JARVIS COCKER and the crew and create more unforgettable memories. See you there!
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Additional Resources
- Detroit News: Pulp Returns
- Pitchfork: Pulp Announces Tour
- NME: Pulp’s North American Tour
- Brooklyn Vegan: Pulp Tour News
- Wikipedia: Pulp (Band)
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