Archive · 13 Jun 2025
Pulp's 'More' Tops UK Charts, First No. 1 in 27 Years
Pulp, a British band known for songs like “Common People,” has a new album called "More."
The album went to number one in the UK, a feat they haven't achieved in 27 years.
The band recorded the album late last year and dedicated it to their late bassist.
The release of the album also coincided with the start of their UK and Ireland tour.
The band became famous in the 1990s and then split up and reformed in later years.
Pulp's new album "More" reached number one in the UK charts.
This marks their first number one album in 27 years.
The album was released shortly before the band began a UK and Ireland tour.
"More" was recorded in late 2024 and dedicated to the late bassist Steve Mackey.
Pulp found fame in the 1990s Britpop era with hits like “Common People”.
- Who
- The British band Pulp.
- What
- Pulp's album "More" reached number one in the UK charts.
- When
- The album reached number one on Friday, its release week.
- Where
- United Kingdom
- Why
- The day of an album release is a special day and becomes part of people’s lives.
- Album Title
- "More"
- Artist
- Pulp
- Chart Position
- No. 1
- Last Number 1 Album
- "This Is Hardcore" (1998)
- Previous Album
- "We Love Life" (2001)