Pulp delighted attendees at their Le Zenith show as they offered up three songs they had not performed in over a decade. Two tracks from the band’s breakout album, His ‘n’ Hers, were added to the setlist along with a deep cut from Separations. The Jarvis Cocker-fronted band has made a point of performing a few of their lesser-known songs, allowing audiences to vote on which they would like to hear during an intermission.
Pulp fans decided on Have You Seen Her Lately? last night, a song which had not been offered up to audiences prior to this show. Don’t You Want Me Anymore? was also offered up to audiences, who opted for the His ‘n’ Hers hit instead. Both songs were performed, with Don’t You Want Me Anymore? teased a handful of times in previous intermission options. The band also performed a snippet of His ‘n ‘ Hers hit, She’s a Lady, a song which the band had performed just once across both of their reunion tours.
A full setlist for Pulp’s show at Le Zenith can be found below.
- Sorted for E’s & Wizz
- Disco 2000
- Spike Island
- Razzmatazz
- Slow Jam
- F.E.E.L.I.N.G. C.A.L.L.E.D. L.O.V.E.
- Pink Glove
- Underwear
- Farmers Market
- This is Hardcore
- Sunrise
- Something Changed
- The Fear
- Have You Seen Her Lately?
- Begging for Change
- O.U. (Gone, Gone)
- Acrylic Afternoons
- Do You Remember the First Time?
- Mis-Shapes
- Got to Have Love
- Babies
- She’s a Lady
- Common People
- A Sunset
- Don’t You Want Me Anymore
Pulp will perform at Nuits de Fourvière music festivla and then travel to Madrid, Spain, for a headline slot at Mad Cool Festival. The band will then travel back to London, England, for a special performance of More in its entirety. Pulp had previously performed in Germany, where they gave Love is Blind its first performance of this reunion tour.
Details of a 2027 tour or further material from the band are yet to be confirmed, though fans remain hopeful after the release of Begging for Change and More trimmings Marrying for Love, Cold Call on the Hotline, and a cover of Johnny Cash’s The Man Comes Around. The 2023 reunion tour came about as a chance for Cocker to headline again according to guitarist Mark Webber.
Webber said: “We’re not getting any younger, it was a lot of money, but it wasn’t about the money so much as the opportunity to do a really good show on a high level. [Jarvis had] had his solo records and he had Jarv Is and they’d toured, but were maybe playing 1,500-people venues or something.
“He saw that this was a chance to headline and do big stuff again and was I interested? Of course I was. The first time when he came up in 2011, I wasn’t sure because I’d completely gotten away from music and still had loads of bad memories. But this time around I was into it.”
Webber, speaking to Cult Following back in July 2025, said he did not believe the band would ever get back together after their successful reunion tour performances in 2011 and 2012. The guitarist, who released the book I’m With Pulp, Are You? to rave reviews, said: “I was going through boxes in the spare room, and I came across all this Pulp stuff, which I hadn’t looked at for years, because obviously the group hadn’t been active for a while.
“I started to go through it, and it had been so long that I was discovering things that I’d forgotten I had, photos that I wasn’t sure where they were taken or what was going on. It just seemed kind of interesting. At this point, there was no suggestion that we would get back together again. I mean, I thought Pulp was finished at that point.
“I rediscovered all this stuff and then through a mutual friend, the publisher at Hat and Beard got in touch with me because he was thinking of doing a book about Pulp. But he wanted to do a book about the Different Class album.”
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