Pulp’s Nick Banks responds to rumours of ‘Different Class’ anniversary tour
nme.comPulp drummer Nick Banks has responded to rumours of a ‘Different Class’ 30th anniversary tour.Today (May 10), a fan page for the Sheffield band shared a poster teasing some special live shows celebrating their fifth studio album – which was released in 1995, and contains the hits ‘Common People’ and ‘Disco 2000’.The advert features the ‘Different Class’ cover artwork and claims that a “30th anniversary tour” will be taking place in October 2025. “Tickets on Sale.
Soon,” it reads, before directing fans to Pulp’s official website. No exact dates or venues appear on the poster.Banks has since reshared the image on X/Twitter, seemingly confirming that it is fake. “What’s this all about??” he wrote. “News to me.”Despite the musician having shut down the claims, numerous fans in the replies have suggested that a run of ‘Different Class’ dates is a good idea. “Go on Nick, make it happen,” one commented.Another person said: “I’m afraid it’s legally binding.” A third responded: “Book it and they will come.” You can see Banks’ post below.What’s this all about??
News to me. https://t.co/TeWMlsk06Z— Nick Banks (@therealnickbank) May 10, 2024Pulp reunited last year for their first live gigs together since 2012.
The run included various festival appearances, a huge outdoor concert at Finsbury Park in London and two homecoming shows at Sheffield’s Utilita Arena.During an interview with NME this March, frontman Jarvis Cocker confirmed that the group’s touring plans would extend into 2025.
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