Sex Pistols Announce 'Anarchy in the UK' Tour to Celebrate 50 Years of Punk Rock
Iconic punk legends the Sex Pistols have officially announced a special tour across the UK and Ireland, commemorating five decades since the birth of the rebellious punk genre. Dubbed 'The Anarchy In The UK' tour, this series of performances marks the 50th anniversary of the release of their seminal track, which helped define the punk movement.
Tour Details and Line-Up
The tour is scheduled for December, with the band's line-up including original members guitarist Steve Jones, drummer Paul Cook, and bassist Glen Matlock. Notably, musician Frank Carter will join the group on vocals, stepping in for original frontman John Lydon, also known as Johnny Rotten. Lydon has previously vowed never to return to the Sex Pistols, and his absence is confirmed for this commemorative run.
Tour Dates and Additional Performances
The December tour will kick off in Dublin, followed by dates in Edinburgh, Glasgow, and two shows in London. In addition to these winter performances, the band has also scheduled extra summer shows, expanding the celebration of punk's enduring legacy. This tour promises to be a significant event for fans, highlighting the band's impact on music history over the past half-century.
