Later in 2025, the band announced an EP, “The Man Comes Around”, to be released on 27 February 2026. The EP would contain a cover of the Johnny Cash song of the same name as well as two tracks that were recorded during the More sessions.
The band were scheduled to play at the free opening night concert of the Adelaide Festival in Adelaide , Australia, on 27 February 2026. They had been ready to pull out after Australian writer Randa Abdel-Fattah ‘s invitation to Adelaide Writers’ Week was withdrawn in January, but committed to playing…
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In September 2025, the band announced a UK & Ireland tour for March and April 2026 to celebrate 35 years since the release of Pills ‘n’ Thrills and Bellyaches , with The Farm and Northside as support acts.
Pulp released More , their first album since 2001, on 6 June 2025. ” Spike Island “, the album’s first single, was released on 10 April, and the second single ‘Got to Have Love’ was released on 22 May. Later in the month they played a surprise set at Glastonbury,…
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On 12 December 2024, the band announced that they had signed with Rough Trade Records , which had managed the band previously.
In early May 2024, it was announced that July 2024 would see the release of a new documentary titled To the End .
During the band’s second week Coachella performance on 20 April, Albarn said it was probably the band’s final show.
The band’s first week Coachella performance on 13 April drew significant media attention for the lack of crowd interaction during ” Girls & Boys ” and Albarn’s visible frustration.
Blur performed a warm-up sold out show at Pomona Fox Theater supported by Jockstrap on 10 April, the group’s first U.S. show since 2015.
In March 2024, the band embarked on a UK tour with Inspiral Carpets as the support act. Prior to the tour, frontman Shaun Ryder stated that the band would be on hiatus for a few years following the tour.