Pet Shop Boys performed two songs at the Elton John & David Furnish “stag” night party in London on Monday, December 19.
At the conclusion of a 45-minute cabaret, they performed the “Barfly” version of “It’s a sin” and then were joined onstage by Jake Shears of the Scissor Sisters for a rendition of the Gloria Gaynor classic, “I am what I am”, arranged by Pet Shop Boys with vocals shared by Jake and Neil.
Other performers in the cabaret included Paul O’Grady, Bryan Adams, Ian McKellen, Gary Barlow & Lulu, Eric McCormack (of “Will and Grace”), Janet Street-Porter, Kiki Kokova & Ivan Putrov, Kiki & Herb and Lee Ryan. The party was held in the Soho nightclub, Two Too Much.
Pet Shop Boys would like to thank Stuart Maconie for giving “A man from the future” its world premiere on BBC 6 Music tonight. The album was played back in full, while Neil, Chris and Andrew Hodges enjoyed chatting to Stuart about Alan Turing, Kraftwerk and the Beatles, among other things. Available to listen via BBC Sounds.
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