Jarvis Cocker

Pulp reached the height of notority in the mid-90s with the release of albums His n Hers, the Mercury Prize winning Different Class, and This Is Hardcore. Highlight singles include Babies, Do You Remember The First Time? , Mis- Shapes/Sorted for Es & Wizz, Disco 2000, and the anthemic Common People.

After Pulp disbanded in 2002 it was a four year wait before Cocker released his solo debut, entitled Jarvis. Welcomed by fans and acclaimed by critics, the album is exquisitely crafted and laced with the characteristic Cocker sophistication and humour. Cocker most recently toured Australia as part of the 2007 V Festival line-up, winning over the crowds his witty, charismastic delivery and high quality musical performances. Posing, preening and taking the piss from the moment he sets foot on the stage, Cocker grabs you by your corduroy trousers and doesnt let go 3D World In May this year, Cocker released his 2nd solo album Further Complications (Rough Trade/Remote Control). Spin magazine saluted the 11-track offering: this collection of surging and reeling tunes is the former Pulp frontmans strongest since Different Class.