Overview
- Pulp played two high-profile concerts in Buenos Aires on June 12–13 that ran about two and a half hours and covered hits, deep cuts and new More-era songs.
- The shows were staged in two sets with a midshow audience vote and used a nine-musician lineup centered on long-serving members Candida Doyle, Nick Banks and Mark Webber after bassist Steve Mackey’s 2023 death.
- Reviewers highlighted Jarvis Cocker’s theatrical frontman performance, his use of props and costume, and dramatic moments such as an acoustic 'Something Changed' and a high-energy closing of 'Common People'.
- The South American tour is built around More, described by coverage as the band’s first album in roughly 24 years, though publications differ on the album’s precise release year.
- Cocker’s 2022 memoir and its 'Good Pop versus Bad Pop' framework were repeatedly cited by critics and informed both setlist choices and the shows’ interpretive tone.