After their triumphant show at Co-op Live earlier this year, Sheffield legends Pulp return to Manchester for a massive open-air headline show at Wythenshawe Park. Coming tooled up with their anthemic back catalogue, expect all the classics – Common People, Disco 2000, Do You Remember the First Time? – delivered with the drama, charm and charisma only Candida Doyle, Nick Banks, Mark Webber and, of course, Jarvis have in spades.
Following their triumphant reunion tour, this will be one of the band’s few outdoor appearances of 2026, promising a setlist built for communal singalongs and general euphoria. And to makes things extra Sheffield, support will come from the unstoppable Self Esteem.
The show forms part of the Live From Wythenshawe Park series, which will turn the park into a mini Glastonbury (in the absence of the actual one which is having a fallow year), for two weekends in August.
They’re joined across the series by three more huge headliners – The Cure, Courteeners, Lewis Capaldi and The Prodigy – each performing on separate nights with full supporting line-ups. Pre-sale tickets go live at 10am on Wednesday 20 November, with sign-up now open at livefromwythenshawepark.co.uk.
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