Pet Shop Boys performed several songs live and were interviewed yesterday morning on the Los Angeles radio station, KCRW, during the show “Morning Becomes Eclectic”. The session and interview can be heard at the KCRW link below or by downloading the KCRW app. The show’s presenter, Jason Bentley, will also be DJ-ing at PSBs’ Los Angeles show this coming Saturday at The Shrine.
Earlier today, an interview with Neil Tennant was broadcast on the Janice Long show on BBC Radio 2. Also, as part of the show’s regular “Spoken Word” feature, Neil chose to read an excerpt from “Bleak House” by Charles Dickens. Listen at the Radio 2 link below or on the BBC iPlayer app.
Finally, we are pleased to report that the new PSB single, “Thursday”, has gone straight on to the BBC Radio 2 playlist.
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There will be a special preview screening of Sergei Eisenstein’s “Battleship Potemkin” with music by Pet Shop Boys at the Max Linder cinema in Paris, France on Friday, 5th June. First released in 1925, the newly restored centenary edition of Eisenstein’s masterpiece with the PSB score is coming to French cinemas for the first time on 17th June 2026. All details at the link below.
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Check out the new “Since 1984” merchandise items which have just been added to the official PSB store, including T‑shirts, a hoodie and a cap.
Pet Shop Boys are happy to announce that they will return to Norway this summer for a “Dreamworld” show at Oslo’s Unity Arena on 20th August.
Pet Shop Boys are pleased to confirm that they will be headlining this year’s edition of Suset Festival in Esbjerg, Denmark on Saturday, 22nd August
Pet Shop Boys Volume, the complete visual record of PSB from 1984 to 2024, is published by Thames & Hudson today.
Pet Shop Boys are playing their first of five “Obscure” shows at the Electric Ballroom in Camden tonight.
Pet Shop Boys will be headlining this year’s edition of Medimex Festival in Taranto, Italy on Saturday, 20th June.
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.