Chris and Neil are busy in the studio with producer Trevor Horn working on five tracks for their new album due for release in Spring next year.
Trevor Horn produced “Left to my own devices” and “It’s alright” for Pet Shop Boys in 1988⁄89 and recently produced the song “Numb” for them which was originally intended for the “PopArt” compilation but will now appear on next year’s album. At the end of last year Pet Shop Boys appeared in the “Produced by Trevor Horn” show at London’s Wembley Arena which also featured Seal, Tatu, Grace Jones and Frankie Goes To Hollywood.
Songs being recorded at the moment include “Luna Park”, “Casanova in Hell” and “The Sodom and Gomorrah Show”. The musical style is described as “electronic and quite epic”.
The 2026 issue of Annually is shipping this week to all who have pre-ordered it. It is the tenth issue of the book which every year explores PSB’s recent activities and dives into their history. You can still order a copy from our online store.
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Pet Shop Boys are pleased to announce that they will be headlining Magdalena en Vivo Festival in Santander, Spain on Saturday, 25th July.