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Pulp to headline Latitude as part of reunion gigs

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Pulp, last performed large-scale concerts in 2012, will headline Latitude 2023 on the Friday night

Britpop giants Pulp are to headline the 2023 Latitude festival as the band reforms and plays live for the first time in a decade.

The festival will take place at Henham Park, Suffolk, from 20 to 23 July.

Other headliners will be Paolo Nutini and George Ezra, while other confirmed acts include The Kooks and The Lightning Seeds.

Pulp, who hinted at a reunion earlier this year, will also play two shows in their native Sheffield.

Latitude organisers said the band headline the festival on the Friday night in celebration of the 25th anniversary of their album This Is Hardcore.

On Facebook, lead singer Jarvis Cocker said: "Three months ago, Pulp asked, 'What exactly do you do for an encore":[]}