The reunion bandwagon just keeps on rolling (and the money keeps on rolling in) as the Sex Pistols announce a commemorative gig at London's Brixton Academy on 8 Nov. The one-off will mark the 30th anniversary of the release of their album 'Never Mind The Bollocks', which will be accordingly re-released around the date as well. Furthermore, the band will re-release all the singles from the album as well, with NME having already begun a campaign to get 'God Save The Queen' to the top of the charts (the first release, as you may remember, only got to number two, leading to all kinds of conspiracy theories about chart bosses rigging the chart to stop the song going top in the week of the Queen's jubilee). Tickets for the gig cost £37.50 and go on sale this Friday (Sept 21) at 9am.
Sep 19, 2007
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Sex Pistols announce Brixton Academy gig for Never Mind The Bollocks anniversary
The Sex Pistols will play a commemorative gig at London's Brixton Academy on 8 November, marking 30 years of Never Mind The Bollocks, with tickets at £37.50.