What Pulp played during incredible Red Rocks Amphitheatre show, with ‘new song’ spotted on setlist

A “new song” has been spotted on Pulp‘s Red Rocks Amphitheatre show setlist.

The Jarvis Cocker-fronted group performed a stellar set in Denver, Colorado, and it seems the band were set to tease a brand new song. Unless the band were set to perform a Johnny Cash cover, it seems Pulp has another unreleased track to tease gig-goers with. It appears Lipgloss was performed instead of the new song, Man Comes Around, though pictures of the setlist confirmed it was considered for the show at Red Rocks Amphitheatre. Whether the band performs it at one of their two co-headline shows with LCD Soundsystem at the Hollywood Bowl in California is yet to be seen. Hits like Disco 2000, Spike Island, and Common People were featured in the set also, but it’s Man Comes Around, a song that was not even performed, which marks the biggest surprise.

Pulp has made some minor changes to their setlist on this tour, with Partial Eclipse and Farmers Market dropped from the Denver setlist. A full set from the show can be found below.

Sorted for E’s and Wizz
Disco 2000
Spike Island
F.E.E.L.I.N.G. C.A.L.L.E.D. L.O.V.E.
Slow Jam
This is Hardcore
Sunrise
Something Changed
O.U. (Gone, Gone)
Do You Remember the First Time?
Mis-Shapes
Got to Have Love
Babies
Common People
The Fear
Lipgloss / Man Comes Around
Help the Aged
Like a Friend
A Sunset

The date marks one of the final shows of the More tour, with a co-headline slot with LCD Soundsystem at the Hollywood Bowl later this month, concluding Pulp’s touring this year. It is believed the band will play more shows in the first half of 2026, with a documentary feature on the band’s return to the stage also in the works.

Mark Webber, Pulp’s guitarist, will set out on a tour of his own later this year. The book tour will see him talk about I’m With Pulp, Are You? as well as stories about his time in Pulp. Webber will begin the tour on October 5 in Lincoln, just a short while after the band performs their final More shows of 2025.

His statement reads: “When the Pulp tour is over… I’m going on tour! But this time I don’t think I’ll be taking my guitar. I’ll be travelling around the UK to talk about my book, I’m With Pulp, Are You?, the 30th anniversary of Different Class, and all things Pulp.” A full list of dates can be found below, while remaining tickets can be purchased through this link.