NEW MUSIC
Pulp: Radio 2 in Concert
Sunday, 10.45pm (times vary), BBC2
Approaching 50 years since they first got together, Sheffield band Pulp are still going strong, and will release their eighth studio album, More, on 6 June.
To mark the occasion, lead singer Jarvis Cocker and the group are playing a special televised gig, Pulp: Radio 2 in Concert, in front of a small audience at London’s Broadcasting House, featuring some of their best-known hits and showcasing new tracks.
Originally formed in the late 1970s when Cocker was only 15, Pulp toiled away in the music business for years before breaking through during the 1990s Britpop era.
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