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Pulp's Jarvis Cocker Takes A Break After End Of The Road Set
6 Sep
Summary
- Pulp frontman Jarvis Cocker concluded his set by announcing a hiatus.
- The festival grounds were extremely dry due to the warmest summer on record.
- Over 140 music acts performed across five stages, featuring diverse genres.
The End Of The Road festival recently concluded, featuring over 140 acts across five stages that showcased indie-rock, folk, and alternative artists. The event was held in the rolling countryside of Cranborne Chase, a protected National Landscape. Comedians also performed in the Talking Heads arena.
Pulp, making their debut at End Of The Road, delivered a headline set that included classics like 'Common People' and 'Underwear.' Frontman Jarvis Cocker shared Pulp's history through slideshows of artwork and visuals. He also sang happy birthday to the festival and toasted to its continued success.
Cocker informed the audience that he would be taking a break for a while following the performance. This year's festival took place during the warmest summer recorded in the UK since 1884. Organizers had warned attendees that the festival grounds were extremely dry, with barbecues and open fires prohibited.
