Pulp cancels Bogotá June 6 show

Pulp has canceled its June 6 show at Movistar Arena in Bogotá, according to the band’s tour reporting and Colombian ticketing pages. Cult Following first reported the cancellation on June 2 while covering the band’s recent Mexico City performance, and official sales listings in Colombia now mark the event as canceled. Ticket holders are being directed to seek refunds through Tuboleta, the local ticketing platform. (tuboleta.com 1) (tuboleta.com 2) ### When was the Bogotá show supposed to happen? The Bogotá concert had been scheduled for Saturday, June 6, 2026, at 9:30 p.m. at Movistar Arena. Tuboleta’s event page still carries the original listing details, including the venue, date and the local promoter identification, but now labels the event “(CANCELADO).” Ticketlive, which aggregates event information for the Colombian market, also lists the Pulp date as canceled and says the event had been billed as the band’s first performance in Colombia. (cultfollowing.co.uk) The same listing says the official ticketing support for the show was Tuboleta. ### What do the official ticketing pages say now? Tuboleta’s page for the event now includes a cancellation notice and identifies Promotora Colombia SAS as the responsible promoter. The page does not, in the material surfaced publicly, give a detailed explanation for why the show was called off. (tuboleta.com) Movistar Arena’s public event schedule in Bogotá also still shows Pulp on June 6, but with the listing marked “(CANCELADO).” That leaves the venue calendar and the ticketing page aligned on the status of the date. (ticketlive.com.co) ### What has Pulp said about refunds and the rest of the tour? Pulp said in a May 8 cancellation message, as reproduced by Cult Following and Chilean outlet Rock&Pop, that the Bogotá concert had been canceled and that ticket holders could request a full refund through official channels. (tuboleta.com) The band also apologized to fans in Colombia and to people who had planned to travel for the show. Rock&Pop reported that Pulp said the rest of its Latin American tour would go ahead as planned, naming Mexico, Chile and Argentina. (tuboleta.com) That report did not cite a reason from the band for the Bogotá cancellation. ### Why did this surface again on June 2? Cult Following returned to the Bogotá cancellation on June 2 in a report centered on Pulp’s second-ever Mexico City show. The article tied the canceled Colombian date to the band’s current Latin American run, which has otherwise continued with live appearances and promotion in Mexico. (cultfollowing.co.uk) La Razón de México separately reported on June 2 that Pulp’s return to Mexico included media appearances, fan engagement and promotion tied to the group’s recent activity. (rockandpop.cl) That reporting added context to the fact that the Bogotá cancellation came while the band was otherwise active in the region. ### What should ticket holders in Colombia do next? Tuboleta and Ticketlive both direct buyers toward the official refund process through Tuboleta. (cultfollowing.co.uk) Neither of the public listings surfaced in this reporting gives a replacement date for Bogotá. June 6 is still listed on Movistar Arena’s schedule as a canceled Pulp date, and the next concrete step for affected fans is to use Tuboleta’s refund channel. (tuboleta.com) (tuboleta.com) (cultfollowing.co.uk)