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30 March 2026

Pet Shop Boys will be headlining this year’s edition of Medimex Festival in Taranto, Italy on Saturday, 20th June.

Weekend tickets for the festival are now on sale, with day tickets becoming available on April 7th at 12pm CET at the link below.

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26 March 2026

Featuring a new introduction by Jon Savage, the paperback edition of One Hundred Lyrics and a Poem by Neil Tennant is published by Faber & Faber today.

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25 March 2026

Pet Shop Boys are happy to announce that they will be performing their “Dreamworld: The Greatest Hits Live” show at Roig Arena in Valencia, Spain, on Thursday, 23rd July.

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19 March 2026

Pet Shop Boys are pleased to announce that they will be headlining Magdalena en Vivo Festival in Santander, Spain on Saturday, 25th July.


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30 March 2026

We are now a week away from the opening show of Obscure Pet Shop Boys at Camden’s Electric Ballroom. Doors will open at 6pm for ticketed fans who will have access to our exclusive Pet Shop Boys Lounge where you can relax and browse the new “Pet Shop Boys since 1984” and “Obscure” merchandise ranges. Copies of “Volume” and Neil’s “100 Lyrics and a Poem” book, a limited number of them signed, will also be available to buy. Clubbing legend Princess Julia will DJ from 7.15pm — 8.15pm before PSB take to the stage at 8.30pm. We look forward to seeing you there!

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27 March 2026

To coincide with the new “Volume” book, long term PSB designer Mark Farrow talks to Wallpaper magazine. Link below.

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26 March 2026

Faber & Faber today publish the paperback edition of Neil Tennant’s book, One Hundred Lyrics and a Poem, with a new introduction by Jon Savage. It is now available in book shops and online stores.

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24 March 2026

Pet Shop Boys’ debut album “Please”, featuring the hit singles “West End girls” , “Love comes quickly”, “Opportunities (Let’s make lots of money)” and “Suburbia”, was released on this day 40 years ago.

Neil and Chris chose the album title so people could go into a record shop and say “Can I have the Pet Shop Boys album, please?”