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Punk legends announce special tour to commemorate 50 years of rebellious genre

Sex Pistols perform God Save the Queen at Brixton Academy in 2007
  • The Sex Pistols are embarking on a UK and Ireland tour to commemorate five decades of punk rock.
  • Dubbed “The Anarchy In The UK” tour, it marks 50 years since the release of their seminal track.
  • The band's line-up for the December run will include guitarist Steve Jones, drummer Paul Cook, and bassist Glen Matlock, with musician Frank Carter joining on vocals.
  • Original frontman John Lydon, also known as Johnny Rotten, will not be participating, having previously vowed never to return to the group.
  • The December tour kicks off in Dublin, followed by dates in Edinburgh, Glasgow, and two shows in London, with additional summer performances also scheduled.
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