Pet Shop Boys are playing tonight at the Irish Museum of Modern Art, Royal Hospital, Kilmainham, Dublin as part of the “Some Days Never End” multi-media festival which is described as…
“…A series of happenings under the stars in one of the most beautiful settings in ?the capital city, Some Days Never End is where cutting-edge 21st century ?musicians and the most thought-provoking contemporary artist of the 20th ?century come together to play. ?Located in three tented structures pitched in the grounds of the Royal ?Hospital Kilmainham, the home of the Irish Museum of Modern Art, Some ?Days Never End will apply equal weight to both music and art. Given the time of year, these structures will be heated. The third structure will feature high standard wide ranging food and drink.…”
Some Days Never End is presented by POD Concerts in collaboration with The Model Arts and Niland Gallery and IMMA and supported by The Andy Warhol Museum, Pittsburgh.
Some Days Never End
Neil has been interviewed by Jake Shears on his “Queer The Music” podcast, talking about the lyrics and the making of the PSB song “It’s a sin”, Pet Shop Boys’ creative process, collaborators and much more. The season finale episode is out now and available at the link below.
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Pet Shop Boys today release the expanded edition of their acclaimed new album, “Nonetheless”.
A new studio recording of the “All the young dudes” / “West End girls” medley, performed by PSB and the Manchester Camerata, and produced by Stuart Price with strings arranged by Anne Dudley, is available to stream now at the link below. The medley was performed at the MTV EMAs last night. It’s accompanied by a different “orchestral” mix by Stuart Price.
Kicking off the weekend which will see Pet Shop Boys performing at the EMAs in Manchester, the official video for their new version of David Bowie’s “All the young dudes” is now available to watch on YouTube at the link below.
Pet Shop Boys’ new double A‑side single, “New London boy / All the young dudes”, and an accompanying remixes single, are out now on CD and digitally at the link below.
Pet Shop Boys are pleased to announce that they will be performing at this year’s MTV EMAs in Manchester, where they will also receive the inaugural “Pop Pioneer Award” celebrating their 40 years in pop music. They will be performing with a local orchestra, the Manchester Camerata.
Pet Shop Boys are happy to reveal a special PSB-themed tea set, which is available to order now at the link below.
The official video for Pet Shop Boys’ new single “Feel”, directed by acclaimed young British artist Corbin Shaw and Rawtape, is now available to watch on YouTube at the link below.