Sep 24, 2007 • 1 min read

More anarchy in the UK

The Sex Pistols have added a second Brixton Academy date on 9 November to their reunion, and NME has launched a campaign for God Save The Queen to reach number one.

True to the, erm, punk ethos, the Sex Pistols have confirmed they will cash in as much as possible with their previously reported reunion designed to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the release of the band's seminal album 'Never Mind the Bollocks'. They will now also play on 9 Nov, as well as 8 Nov, making for a short Brixton Academy residency, of sorts. As also previously reported, the album and its singles will also be rereleased in November, and the NME has launched a campaign to get single 'God Save The Queen' to number one.

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