Jarvis Cocker to play two gigs in Peak District cave
Former Pulp frontman Jarvis Cocker is set to perform two gigs in a Peak District cave.
He will be appearing at Peak Cavern in Castleton on April 6 and 7.


The announcement comes following a succesful one-off show at Sigur Ros’ festival in Iceland at the end of last year.
A statement said the band wanted to present what they are doing to a domestic audience, with many of the songs being new, although some will be familiar.
Cocker seems to be billed as 'JARV' - the statement featured a lengthy list that proclaimed JARV was 'a way of looking at the world', 'a rave in a cave' and 'entirely implausible', among other things, concluding: "It’s probably best if you come along and see for yourself."
As well as Jarvis, the musicians involved are Serafina Steer – harp, keyboards; Emma Smith – violin; Andrew McKinney – bass; and Adam Betts – drums.
Tickets are on sale now and are available from http://jarv.eu/The full dates are:
March 26 – Brighton, Patterns
March 27 – London, Moth Club
March 28 – Ramsgate Music Hall
April 3 – Manchester, Deaf Institute
April 4 – Liverpool, Williamson’s Tunnels
April 6 – Castleton (near Sheffield), Peak Cavern
April 7 – Castleton (near Sheffield), Peak Cavern
Audience members are advised to wear appropriate clothing.