Here Comes More Tour

In 2025, Pulp released their eighth full-length album titled More, the band's first record in 24 years. Upon release, the album received critical acclaim, including getting nominated for a Mercury Prize.^[4][5] When the album was announced, the band announced a tour in support of it, initially covering just the United Kingdom and a single date in Ireland. In April, the band announced dates for the United States and Canada.^[6] Then in November, the band announced several dates in Australia and one in New Zealand.^[7]

Reviews for the Here Comes More/You Deserve More tour were overwhelmingly positive. Writing for ParklifeDC, Kyle Gustafson referred to the show in DC as "triumphant", and stated:

Last year I said 'Jarvis Cocker is undoubtedly the best frontman from the Britpop Era, and I don't think it's even close,' and I stand by it. After the weekend I just had, I feel extremely qualified to back up my assertion. Jarvis is the best combo of singer, songwriter, entertainer, and MC. He easily connects with the crowd and does an amazing job ushering his band and crowd through the show.^[8]

Writing for the BrooklynVegan, Bill Pearis simply said of the New York show "What a perfect night".^[9] Review's of the band's shows in the UK were similarly laudatory. Writing for Silence and Sound, Katie Hillier said of a show at the O2 Arena:

Jarvis Cocker is every bit the perfect frontman. Each song is introduced with a little anecdote, the next number teased, whether it be a question as to whether anyone's been shopping today (Farmer's Market) or a chat about the previous night at the O2 (Do You Remember The First Time?), or simply a statement that we'll carry on with the theme of afternoons (Acrylic Afternoons). Between songs, Cocker reaches into his blazer pockets, bizarrely throwing grapes and sweets into the audience, and later asking everyone to hype him up as he attempts to catch a grape in his mouth (he misses, dusts it off, then eats it anyway). He's a true showman.^[10]

This set list is representative of the performance on 4 September 2025 at the Tabernacle in Atlanta. It does not represent the set list at all concerts for the duration of the tour.^[11]