Pet Shop Boys reveal a run of intimate 2026 London gigs focused entirely on deep cuts

Pet Shop Boys have announced a special series of small-venue shows in London next year, promising a setlist made up solely of lesser-known tracks and long-cherished fan favourites.

Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe will play five nights at the Electric Ballroom in Camden, which holds around 1,500 people. The mini-residency, titled Obscure Pet Shop Boys, is scheduled for 6–10 April 2026. The performance on 8 April will raise money for War Child.

In a statement, the duo said they were looking forward to “delving further into our catalogue and giving space to album cuts, B-sides and the songs that don’t normally make it into the live show.”

The run follows last year’s UK greatest-hits tour, which saw the group take in cities including Glasgow, Nottingham, Manchester, Birmingham, Belfast and the Isle of Wight. Their 2023 Copenhagen concert at the Royal Arena was later released as the Dreamworld live film in August.

April 2024 saw the release of their 15th studio album, Nonetheless, their first full album since Hotspot in 2020. Later that year they returned with the double A-side single New London Boy / All The Young Dudes, accompanied by remixes from I. JORDAN, Boy Harsher and Richard X.

Further details and ticket information can be found on the Pet Shop Boys’ official site.