Jarvis Cocker: “Pulp’s reunion tour brought that chapter to a satisfying end”
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nme.comWill we see the Britpop legends again? Jarvis Cocker has suggested that Pulp may never return again, having said that their previous reunion tour “brought that chapter to a satisfying end”.
After going on a nine-year hiatus in 2002, the Brtipop legends played a slew of shows at the turn of the decade, including a now legendary surprise set at Glastonbury 2011 and a headline slot at Reading & Leeds that year.
They haven’t performed together since December 2012 when they played a homecoming gig in Sheffield and two shows aboard the SS Coachella Cruise.
As frontman Cocker now prepares to release the debut album with his new band JARV IS…, he’s said that his Pulp days are behind him. “We got back together in 2011 and 2012 and we did quite a lot
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