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Sex Pistols
The Sex Pistols are an English punk rock band formed in London in 1975, evolving from an earlier group called the Strand featuring guitarist Steve Jones and drummer Paul Cook. Manager Malcolm McLaren recruited bassist Glen Matlock and, in 1975, singer John Lydon, renamed Johnny Rotten, to complete the classic lineup. Sid Vicious replaced Matlock on bass in early 1977.
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United Kingdom
- Sep 11DunfermlineP J MolloysView details
- Sep 26SheffieldCorporationPerformers: Lizzie and the Banshees, The Scottish Sex Pistols, Stigmata PresentsView details
- Sep 27London100 ClubPerformers: Stigmata Presents, The Scottish Sex Pistols, Lizzie and the Banshees, Buzzkocks - Buzzcocks Tribute BandView details
- Oct 15 – Oct 16ChesterAlexander's LiveView details
- Oct 31DerbyThe Hairy DogPerformers: Sex Pistols Expose, Lizzie and the BansheesView details
- Nov 4 – Nov 4ShrewsburyThe ButtermarketPerformers: John LydonView details
- Dec 9EdinburghEdinburgh Corn ExchangePerformers: Frank Carter and Paul Cook, Steve Jones, Glen Matlock of the Sex Pistols, Frank Carter, Paul Cook, Steve JonesView details
- Dec 10GlasgowO2 Academy GlasgowPerformers: Frank Carter and Paul Cook, Steve Jones, Glen Matlock of the Sex PistolsView details
- Dec 18LondonO2 Academy BrixtonPerformers: Frank Carter and Paul Cook, Steve Jones, Glen Matlock of the Sex PistolsView details
- Dec 20 – Dec 20LondonEventim ApolloPerformers: Frank Carter and The Sex PistolsView details
United States
- Sep 12DallasLonghorn Ballroom & Backyard AmphitheaterView details
- Sep 13AustinEmo's AustinPerformers: Panic ShackView details
- Sep 14HoustonHouse of Blues HoustonPerformers: Panic ShackView details
- Sep 16NashvilleMarathon Music WorksPerformers: Panic ShackView details
- Sep 18Kansas CityUptown TheaterPerformers: Panic ShackView details
- Sep 26PhiladelphiaThe Fillmore PhiladelphiaPerformers: Frank Carter and Paul Cook, Steve Jones, Glen Matlock of the Sex Pistols, Bad NervesView details
- Sep 29BostonRoyale BostonPerformers: Frank CarterView details
- Sep 30Washington9:30 CLUBPerformers: Sex Pistols & Frank Carter, Bad NervesView details
- Oct 2ClevelandAgora TheatreView details
- Oct 4DetroitThe Fillmore DetroitPerformers: Frank Carter and Paul Cook, Steve Jones, Glen Matlock of the Sex Pistols, Bad NervesView details
- Oct 5ColumbusNewport Music HallPerformers: Frank CarterView details
- Oct 7MinneapolisThe Fillmore Minneapolis presented by Affinity PlusPerformers: Frank Carter and Paul Cook, Steve Jones, Glen Matlock of the Sex Pistols, Starcrawler, Frank Carter and Paul Cook, Steve JonesView details
- Oct 10DenverOgden TheatrePerformers: Frank CarterView details
- Oct 11Salt Lake CityThe UnionPerformers: StarcrawlerView details
- Oct 13SeattleShowbox SODOPerformers: Frank CarterView details
- Oct 15San FranciscoWarfieldView details
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About Sex Pistols
The band's only studio album, Never Mind the Bollocks, Here's the Sex Pistols (1977), reached number one in the UK despite bans by major retailers, and is regarded as a foundational punk rock record. Singles including "Anarchy in the U.K." and "God Save the Queen," released to coincide with Queen Elizabeth II's Silver Jubilee, became lightning rods for controversy; "God Save the Queen" was banned by the BBC and independent radio yet reached number two on the UK chart. The band was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2006, an honor it publicly refused.
A profanity-filled television interview with Bill Grundy in December 1976 made the band tabloid fixtures overnight. The group churned through record deals with EMI and A&M before settling at Virgin Records, then toured the United States in January 1978 amid Vicious's escalating heroin addiction; the tour ended early and Lydon announced the breakup on January 18, 1978. Vicious died of a heroin overdose in February 1979 while awaiting trial over the death of girlfriend Nancy Spungen.
Surviving members Lydon, Jones, Cook, and Matlock reunited for tours in 1996, 2002-2003, and 2007-2008. In 2024, Cook, Jones, and Matlock toured again with Frank Carter of Frank Carter & the Rattlesnakes on vocals, a lineup Lydon publicly opposed, with dates continuing into 2026.