Pulp are going on a huge UK tour this summer: dates, locations, ticket prices and everything you need to know

In 2023, legendary Britpop brand Pulp reunited to go on their first tour together in over a decade. Jarvis Cocker and co. played venues throughout Europe and north America for the This Is What We Do For An Encore tour and now it seems like they just can’t get enough. 

Last week, the Sheffield-born band told fans that they ‘deserve more’ and announced that they’re going on another tour, playing six shows across four major UK arenas. The announcement comes amid rumours that there is a new album on the way. So, there could be brand new Pulp tunes to look forward to at the shows. 

Of course, fans can expect all the best songs from the band’s back catalogue too. Would it even be a Pulp performance if they didn’t play ‘Common People’? Here’s how to get tickets for Pulp’s You Deserve More tour.  

When are Pulp going on their tour? 

The band is heading on tour in June 2025.

What UK dates are confirmed? 

Five UK dates and one in Dublin have been confirmed so far.

• June 7 – Glasgow, OVO Hydro
• June 10 – Dublin 3Arena
• June 13 – London, The O2
• June 14 – London, The O2
• June 19 – Birmingham, Utilita Arena
• June 21 – Manchester, Co-op Live

When do tickets go on sale? 

General sale for Pulp’s UK tour goes live at 9.30am on Friday, February 21. You’ll be able to get them on Ticketmaster here. 

Is there a presale? 

To get your hands on tickets before anyone else, you can access artist presale by subscribing to Pulp’s mailing list here by midnight tonight (February 19). It’ll go live at 9.30am on Tuesday, February 18. 

There are also a couple of local presales you can sign up to. Presale for Glasgow OVO Hydro starts at 9.30am on February 18 and Manchester Co-op Live commences at 9.30 on Wednesday, February 19. 

How much are tickets? 

Only two out of four venues have already revealed their prices for Pulp so far. Utilita Arena in Birmingham is charging £45 to £85 and Glasgow’s OVO Hydro lists its tickets prices between £53.60 and £99. We can probably expect both Manchester and London to have similar prices. 

VIP

You’ll be able to go VIP through Seat Unique here.

Secondary sellers

Unlucky in the presales and general sale? You’ll be able to pick up tickets from secondary sellers like Stubhub and Viagogo.