"It’s time to put it to bed" Pendulum have performed their hit song ‘Tarantula’ for the last time at this year’s Reading & Leeds festival . READ MORE: Pendulum talk wild new single ‘Napalm’, a “circle of inspiration” with Bring Me The Horizon, and returning to Reading & Leeds The rave-rock icons broke out the track at Reading seemingly for the last time during the third and final day of the festival, when they took to the main stage this afternoon (Sunday August 25). After opening with new track ‘ Napalm ’, which they shared earlier this week featuring Joey Valance and Brae , the band ripped through classics and fan favourites ‘Propane Nightmares’, ‘Come Alive’, ‘Nothing For Free’ and more, before introducing the track as the penultimate song of the set.
“This is the last time we’re ever going to play this song,” frontman Rob Swire told the audience before launching into the hit. “We’ve played it for 16 years..
. it’s time to put it to bed.” Elsewhere in the set, Swire and co.
also shared their support for Reneé Rapp, who had her set on the main stage cut short due to a technical issue , before ending with a performance of their 2010 hit ‘Watercolour’. The performance at this year’s Reading & Leeds comes shortly after the band spoke to NME about their latest single , and revealed that they were initially pushed by their label to make a song that centred more on drum’n’bass. Pendulum perform live ar Reading 2024.
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