Jarvis Cocker introduced as particular visitor at Chilly Gonzales live performance on the Royal Albert Corridor
Jarvis Cocker has been introduced as a particular visitor at Chilly Gonzales‘ forthcoming live performance on the Royal Albert Corridor.
The Pulp frontman will be part of the Canadian musician on the London present on October 28. Comic and actor Peter Serafinowicz can even be showing on the live performance as Elvis. You should purchase tickets here.
Gonzales can be performing tracks from his current album ‘GONZO’ which was launched final month.
Cocker and Gonzales beforehand teamed up on the latter’s 2020 Christmas album ‘A Very Chilly Christmas’ and their 2017 collaboration album ‘Room 29’ which centred round “a song-cycle regarding the goings-on in Room 29 of the Château Marmont lodge in Hollywood.”
🚨 Pulp frontman Jarvis Cocker has been introduced as a particular visitor for @chillygonzales‘ upcoming present on the Corridor later this month.
The present additionally options comic and actor Peter Serafinowicz (@serafinowicz) as Elvis.
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The fundamental instrumentation on that album was piano and voice with the Kaiser Quartett contributing strings to a number of tracks.
Elsewhere, Pulp lately debuted yet one more new track on their ongoing US tour titled ‘Farmer’s Market’. This follows different new tracks together with ‘Spike Island’, ‘My Intercourse’, and ‘You’ve Acquired To Have Love’.
Intrigue about new materials from Pulp has been swirling in current months. As an example, the frontman was lately noticed in Walthamstow by a fan, and reportedly instructed them that the band have been heading “again within the studio”.
That passed off simply days after Pulp carried out at Movement Pageant 2024 and used their set to debut a new track titled ‘A Sundown’, which was co-written by Richard Hawley.
Earlier than then, the vocalist spoke to NME and steered the track might be formally launched sooner or later, in addition to confirmed Pulp’s touring plans for 2025. The band will carry out their first dates of the 12 months in January at Japan’s Rockin’ On Sonic competition alongside Manic Road Preachers, Primal Scream, The Lemon Twigs and Wednesday, amongst others.
Pulp’s final full-length launch was 2001’s ‘We Love Life‘. In a three-star assessment of the LP, NME described the report as “a grandiose, symphonic affair buoyed by succinct orchestration and white-light choral interludes”. It added: “At instances, the music actually sparkles because it soars above Cocker’s bleakly-intoned spoken-word meditations.”