Pet Shop Boys today announce “VERY THAMES”, a new collaboration with THAMES MMXX. comprising two limited edition skateboard decks in tribute to PSB’s “Very” album.
Featuring a reworked double portrait of Neil and Chris originally taken by Chris Nash in 1993, both skateboard decks are hand-numbered and limited to 150 pieces, now available to purchase through THAMESMMXX.com and in The Front Room at 6–10 Lexington Street, London.
Pet Shop Boys are pleased to announce that they will be headlining the 65th anniversary edition of the Viña Del Mar International Song Festival in Chile with a “Dreamworld” show at Quinta Vergara Amphitheatre on Monday, 23rd February 2026.
40 years after the release of their 1986 debut album “Please”, Pet Shop Boys will perform five intimate live shows in April 2026 at London’s Electric Ballroom.
The Boys begin working with K‑Klass on ‘Metamorphosis.’
‘New York City Boy’ hits the U.S. singles sales chart at its #53 peak.
Neil announces on the official PSB website that they completed work today on their next, as yet unnamed album, scheduled for Spring 2009 release. The final task was completing the mix on the song slated to be the first single, ‘Love etc.’ (The album, of course, would soon be titled Yes.)
The Pet Shop Boys perform this evening in Köln (Cologne), Germany. The concert is recorded in its entirety by WDR (a German public broadcasting organization) for a special New Year’s Eve radio broadcast.
Perhaps inspired by the Berlin Christmas lights they recently went out to view, Neil and Chris write a new (and as yet unreleased) Christmas song, ‘You Know Where You Are with Winter.’
I’m here
You’re there
Come closer
Tonight I’m lonely
Come here
with me
I want it
the way it used to be
What is left of love?
tell me
Who would even care?
So much time has passed
I’d still meet you anywhere
Water under bridge
evening after day
What is left of love here
that didn’t drift away?
I can remember days of sun
we knew our lives had just begun
We could do anything
We’re fearless when we’re young
Under the moon, address unknown
I can remember nights in Rome
I thought that love would last
A promise set in stone
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Pet Shop Boys’ most iconic hits, as well as some of their most loved single releases in one place.
Priority ticket access for all five “Obscure Pet Shop Boys” shows at London’s Electric Ballroom is now available to all who pre-ordered “Pet Shop Boys Volume” or registered via the store before 18th November 12:00 PM GMT — please enter your unique access code at the link that was emailed to you. Due to the large number of registrations and limited capacity at the venue, the purchase of priority tickets cannot be guaranteed and is limited to two tickets per booking. A further limited number of tickets will be made available this Friday at 10am GMT as part of the general ticket sale.
We are starting work on the 2026 edition of “Annually” which, as every year, will include a selection of your letters answered by Chris and Neil. So if you have a question for them, email it to info@beckerbrown.com with “Annually letters” in the subject line by next Wednesday, 26th November. (Alternatively, you can leave a question on Facebook, Instagram, Threads or Bluesky.) Details of how to pre-order your copy of Annually 2026 will be on this site soon.
Pet Shop Boys’ first “Disco” LP of remixes was released on this day in 1986, including remixes of PSB by Arthur Baker and Shep Pettibone. “Disco 5”, the latest instalment in the album series, will be released on CD and vinyl this Friday at the link below and features Pet Shop Boys’ remixes of Tina Turner, Noel Gallagher, Paul Weller and more.
