Pet Shop Boys performed several songs live and were interviewed yesterday morning on the Los Angeles radio station, KCRW, during the show "Morning Becomes Eclectic". The session and interview can be heard at the KCRW link below or by downloading the KCRW app. The show's presenter, Jason Bentley, will also be DJ-ing at PSBs' Los Angeles show this coming Saturday at The Shrine. Earlier today, an interview with Neil Tennant was broadcast on the Janice Long show on BBC Radio 2. Also, as part of the show's regular "Spoken Word" feature, Neil chose to read an excerpt from "Bleak House" by Charles Dickens. Listen at the Radio 2 link below or on the BBC iPlayer app. Finally, we are pleased to report that the new PSB single, "Thursday", has gone straight on to the BBC Radio 2 playlist.
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Pet Shop Boys are happy to announce the forthcoming release of their brand-new studio album, “Nonetheless”, on Parlophone Records on April 26.
The Guardian Live and PSB today announce “An evening with Pet Shop Boys”, including an exclusive “Nonetheless” album playback ahead of release day.
Pet Shop Boys are excited to announce the digital release of their new single “Dancing star” on April 3, with a CD release to follow on May 3, all available to pre-save/pre-order now at the link below.
Pet Shop Boys are happy to announce a Blu-ray edition of "Nonetheless", which is now available to pre-order exclusively through the Super Deluxe Edition shop at the link below and includes an SDE exclusive slipcase.
Pet Shop Boys will be releasing a strictly limited edition zoetrope picture disc of “Nonetheless” via Blood Records on Friday, 26 April.
Pet Shop Boys will be headlining this year’s Cruïlla Barcelona Festival on Saturday, 13th July.
“Nonetheless” merchandise, including a cap, a T-shirt and a hoodie, will be shipping along with the new PSB album on 26th April and is available to pre-order now exclusively from the official Pet Shop Boys store.
Following the start of the general ticket sale this morning, Pet Shop Boys’ five Dreamworld shows at the Royal Opera House, London from July 23–27 are now completely sold out.