Wrapping up their Statues Tour, which marked the duo's farewell before disbanding, the Anglo-Irish electronic-pop outfit Moloko, fronted by charismatic Róisín Murphy and Mark Brydon, graced Pinkpop—Europe's oldest annual festival, where they'd previously shone in 1996 and 2003. The hour-long set on May 31 in Landgraaf opened with the throbbing "Familiar Feeling," building eclecticism through "Fun for Me" and "The Time Is Now," heartfelt "Forever More" and "Cannot Contain This," plus "Sing It Back" as a climax under the setting sun, sparking dance frenzy among a 50,000-strong crowd. This show, infused with Murphy's humor and vigor, is recalled by fans as "one of the best ever" for flawless delivery and raw drive, cementing Moloko's legacy as pioneers fusing disco, rock, and electronics, influencing generations from Róisín Murphy's solo career to contemporary pop icons.