Matt Anniss links the history of Pet Shop Boys with the history of dance music culture disco, house and hi-nrg ...

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noting that the tactic worked because Drake's team called their team in about 15 minutes and were "very apologetic." Drake reportedly wanted to speak with The Pet Shop Boys about it himself ...

Neil: It’s something we don’t think about very much, in case it goes away ... She grew up loving the Pet Shop Boys. That was John Mulaney. He really does look like one of the Pet Shop Boys.

The Pet Shop Boys and Sting have been announced as the headliners of BBC Radio 2 in the Park in Preston this September. The ...

Details were announced by Zoe Ball on The Radio 2 Breakfast Show earlier today (June 3). It will feature performances from some of the world’s most-loved pop stars alongside DJ sets from presenters ...

The lyrics and melody mirrored the Pet Shop Boys’ own track ... I thought it was a really nice bit in the record. He sang it very well,” Tennant said. Now, they’ve elaborated further ...

The chart-topping pop duo are set to play Scotland this June. The Pet Shop Boys - consisting of vocalist Neil Tennant and keyboard player Chris Lowe - are one of the most successful British ...

From Liza Minnelli to Robbie Williams, the Pet Shop Boys have collaborated with the ... it was a really nice bit in the record. He sang it very well.” From news to politics, travel to sport ...

From disco to Eurodance, acid house to EDM, and electroclash to new album Nonetheless, Matt Anniss explores Pet Shop Boys' long-held fascination with dancefloor culture, and the way it's shaped them ...

In this lavish stage show with a full backup band and mesmerizing visual backdrops, the Pet Shop Boys’ Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe perform their greatest hits including “West End Girls” and ...

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