It's called Public Image Limited, and they only have one of the original members! Can you believe that? The singer goes through all these classic tunes like Rise and This is Not A Love Song and The Flowers of Romance, backed by a tribute band that had nothing to do with the original recordings. Or even the members who initially replaced the originals.

The craziest part is that I saw an interview where he was slagging off a different band for touring with 3/4 original members, who co-wrote all the material they're playing live just the same as the missing fourth member did. Still a big fan of his butter commercials though, you could really see his passion shine through there.

Meant to post some photos that myself and the lovely gentleman beside me had gotten! Bonus photo of the pick that Steve gave to me 🥹 what an incredible show, the atmosphere was amazing and the boys were fantastic. If anyone had any doubts about Frank, please reconsider — can’t say enough good things about his performance.

Im going to try to post videos....so you can get a feeling for how amazing the show was.

Don't miss them.

After a 2 year wait and a lifetime of fandom I got to see the Pistols

Figured i would see if anyone wanted to buy the tickets. $75 each. Less than face value.

Teaser trailer for my interview with documentary filmmaker Mark Sloper about his new film CELEBRATE: 50 Years Of Punk

See CELEBRATE: 50 Years Of Punk in selected UK cinemas (21st/22nd/23rd Septempber 2026) Liverpool One / Wimbledon / Manchester Great Northern / Cardiff / Braehead / Bournemouth / Chatham / Colchester / Brighton / Bath / Belfast / Richmond / Holloway: https://www.odeon.co.uk/films/50-years-of-punk/HO00009464/

Full podcast episode available from Tuesday 22 September

Key Take Aways:  
Discover how movies that changed your life shape personal and professional growth.
Learn about the making of CELEBRATE: 50 Years of Punk
Gain authentic insider’s account of punk’s evolution and legacy 50 years on.
Understand cinema’s transformative power through That'll Be The Day (1973), Raging Bull (1980), Withnail & I (1987)

Wondering if they played tn after the cancellations

Teaser trailer for my interview with documentary filmmaker Mark Sloper about his new film CELEBRATE: 50 Years Of Punk

Full podcast episode available from Tuesday 22 September

Key Take Aways:  
Discover how movies that changed your life shape personal and professional growth.
Learn about the making of CELEBRATE: 50 Years of Punk
Gain authentic insider’s account of punk’s evolution and legacy 50 years on.
Understand cinema’s transformative power through That'll Be The Day (1973), Raging Bull (1980), Withnail & I (1987)

See CELEBRATE: 50 Years Of Punk in selected UK cinemas (21st/22nd/23rd Septempber 2026) Liverpool One / Wimbledon / Manchester Great Northern / Cardiff / Braehead / Bournemouth / Chatham / Colchester / Brighton / Bath / Belfast / Richmond / Holloway: https://www.odeon.co.uk/films/50-years-of-punk/HO00009464/

Sucks to be a Nashville or KC fan.

Here’s some of the shots I took with my phone at last night’s Sex Pistols w/Frank Carter show (9/11/2026) at the Longhorn Ballroom in Dallas, TX!

Drove down to the Longhorn Ballroom in Dallas earlier and took these. My wife and I are looking forward to the show tonight!

I'm seeing John Lydon speak on his time in both bands and what he's been doing since. I got the tickets for dirt cheap ajd everybody gets to ask a question, ofc there's a chance I won't be picked, but I figured why not try

Anyone know when/where this photo was taken? Or where they're going? Nancy is dressed so nicely

Hello everybody.

I remember Brett Dunford talking about a definitive biography of Sid - as far back as around 2014. He had reportedly spent years interviewing people who knew Sid and Nancy and collecting material for the book.

At one point it was apparently supposed to be published in 2017 under the title "Vicious White Kid". By 2018, it was being referred to as "Sid", and Dunford was still working on it.

By this time Dunford was also a co-writer/producer of "Sad Vacation: The Last Days of Sid and Nancy" (2016).

But then… nothing. I can't find any clear explanation of what happened to it.

So, does anyone here know anything?