Pulp Announce 2026 Australian Tour
British band Pulp will hit stages across Australia in 2026, visiting Brisbane, Sydney, and Melbourne, as well as making an appearance at the Adelaide Festival.
This tour marks their first visit since 2013 and follows the release of their eighth studio album, More, earlier this year.
The band reformed in 2023, playing shows in the UK, Europe, and North America, reminding fans why they're considered one of Britain's most vital groups.
The Hymn of the North, originally written for Simon Stephens' 2019 play Light Falls, is one of the new materials they've been road-testing.
With new band members and a string section, Pulp has gained fresh energy without losing their unique sound.
Their 2026 Australian tour will be their first Melbourne show in 13 years.
Author's summary: Pulp returns to Australia in 2026 with a new tour.
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