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Pet Shop Boys (Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe) are the most successful duo in UK music history. Since signing to Parlophone Records in 1985, they have achieved 42 Top 30 singles in the UK, including 22 Top 10 hits and No. 1s. They have released 12 studio albums, all of which have made the UK Top 10 as well as album charts around the world.

In 2000 they received the Ivor Novello Award for Outstanding Contribution to British Music and at the 2009 Brit Awards they were presented with the award for Outstanding Contribution to Music.

As writers, producers, and remixers, Tennant and Lowe have collaborated, remixed, or written for a wide range of artists including Dusty Springfield, Lady Gaga, Liza Minnelli, Madonna, David Bowie, Yoko Ono, The Killers, and Girls Aloud.

Pet Shop Boys have also written the West End musical Closer to Heaven with playwright Jonathan Harvey, produced in 2001 by the Really Useful Group. In 2004 they performed their soundtrack to the classic silent film Battleship Potemkin with the Dresden Sinfoniker in a free concert in Trafalgar Square presented by the ICA, and they have since performed it at various spectacular outdoor events in Germany, Spain, and the UK. In 2011 Pet Shop Boys composed a ballet, The Most Incredible Thing, based on the Hans Christian Anderson story of the same title. The project was a collaboration with choreographer Javier De Frutos and Britain’s leading dance theatre, Sadler’s Wells. The ballet won the Evening Standard Theatre Award and was given a second season at Sadler’s Wells the following year.

In 2012 Pet Shop Boys appeared before a worldwide television audience during the London Olympics’ closing ceremony. Two years later, Tennant and Lowe's collaboration with Alan Turing biographer Andrew Hodges, A Man From The Future, received its world premiere as a Late Night Prom concert at the Royal Albert Hall with the BBC Concert Orchestra, the BBC Singers, and narrator Juliet Stevenson.

In their live shows over the last 20 years, Pet Shop Boys have created an original and influential style of pop musical theatre, collaborating with directors, designers, and artists including Derek Jarman, David Alden and David Fielding, Zaha Hadid, Sam Taylor-Wood, and Es Devlin. Their 2009-2011 arena tour Pandemonium was described in a five-star review in The Times as “the ravishing pop spectacle of the year”.

Pet Shop Boys released the album Electric in 2013, produced by Stuart Price. The album received great critical acclaim and gave Pet Shop Boys their highest album chart positions in 20 years in the UK and USA. The accompanying Electric Tour subsequently visited 38 countries over three years and received ecstatic audience and critical reactions.

Pet Shop Boys’ 13th album Super was also produced by Stuart Price and was released worldwide on April 1, 2016. In July 2016, Pet Shop Boys played an exclusive four-date residency entitled Inner Sanctum at the Royal Opera House in London. The concerts were staged by designer Es Devlin and choreographer Lynne Page. 

Reviews

Rating: 4.6 out of 5 based on 1253 reviews
  • Rating: 4 out of 5

    Security has a superiority complex

    by Dawn on 11/1/22Rogers Arena - Vancouver

    Five of us flew to Vancouver to see Pet Shop Boys with New Order and they both put on a great show. During the last song, the security didn't like how far one guest (who was alone and very polite; We know because we stood in front of him all night) was standing out in the aisle. When they asked him to move back, he obliged but they would not leave him alone. How could he have gotten any closer to his chair? So dumb that they ruined this lifelong fan's night on the last song of the show. I understand that security was asked to keep the aisles clear, but do your job and then let people enjoy what they paid lots of money to go see.

  • Rating: 4 out of 5

    Amazing Concert Experience but No Free Water

    by New Wave Punk on 10/26/22Chase Center - San Francisco

    I had an incredible time seeing New Order & Pet Shop Boys. The sound and stage setup was tops and we were able to see the stage just great even though we were fairly far. Staff was great, bathrooms clean, parking expensive but to be expected. The one thing that I thought was irresponsible was that there were no free water dispensers with cups and that the a bottle of water cost us close to $20 for a small size. Pretty much any smaller venue has free water with cups next to it for concert-goers to hydrate from. Also, we should be able to bring in a reusable water bottle to fill from.

  • Rating: 5 out of 5

    The show of a lifetime!

    by LeslieM on 10/26/22Rogers Arena - Vancouver

    The show was exceptional and the venue was great (though getting OUT of the venue was a bit confusing). PSB always puts on a great show.

  • Rating: 5 out of 5

    Worth the 2 year wait

    by Tarzan's Gal Van City on 10/25/22Rogers Arena - Vancouver

    Bought 2 tickets when tickeys went on sale over 2 years ago. All 3 acts Awesome. Nostalgic.. The crowd vibe was high energy. Singing and dancing along. Would see the again and again.

  • Rating: 1 out of 5

    Should have been great seats

    by Murray on 10/22/22Rogers Arena - Vancouver

    These should have been great seats but there were light stands blocking our view. When we bought our tickets there was no indication we would have an obstructed view. The bands were amazing but it would have been nice to see them.

  • Rating: 5 out of 5

    Great show….. finally!!!

    by Raf on 10/22/22Rogers Arena - Vancouver

    Fantasy show, Amazing set, all theee bands could have been headliners!!! It was fantastic!!!!

  • Rating: 4 out of 5

    Pet Shop Boys at Rogers Arena

    by allmod on 10/21/22Rogers Arena - Vancouver

    Good vibe with great set of classic songs. Visual backdrops were very well designed. Only disappointment was the sound mix (or arrangement?) that was a little too noisy or blurred. Was hard on some songs to hear Neil Tennant's voice clearly.

  • Rating: 5 out of 5

    One of the best concerts ever!

    by Tanjq on 10/20/22Rogers Arena - Vancouver

    I’m 57, my daughter 31. We both concluded this was one of the best presented concerts ever. Pet Shop did it amazing, like-they are 25 years old. I came to listen New Order. They were really good. Blend with DJ (my daughters favourite) was something unbelievable.

  • Rating: 4 out of 5

    Good only a few negatives

    by JR on 10/20/22Rogers Arena - Vancouver

    1) New order played flawlessly. I wish they played more music from Regret. The only 2 encores were joy division songs which was disappointing. 2) Pet Shop boys were great as expected. 3) Paul Okfeld was too deafening loud. The DJ filler shouldn’t be louder than the bands.

  • Rating: 4 out of 5

    Great concert VIP expierence was sub par.

    by Renee on 10/20/22Rogers Arena - Vancouver

    Of course the performance of the PSB and New Order was amazing but the VIP expoernce was very bad. The 3 lame appetizers were a joke and 5 high top tables for 15 to seat 100 people was sad. People sittting on the floor against the wall? Wow really felt like a VIP. You said will call was 7 pm which meant I would have missed out of the food and drinks and VIP event had I not ran into other VIP ticket holders who was arriving at 5. Honestly the whole VIP arrangement was a fractuon of what I had for Deoeche Mode. I was seriously disappointed in the lack of organization considering it was delayed 2 years. Was it worth it? Not really. I have had better VIP expierences at a small venue like the Commodore than I did Sunday night. Shame Livve Nation. I have told all my concert goers to really consider a VIP in the future. After waiting so long for the event the excitement of VIP was a let down. Pathetic reqlly. Sorry sad but true.