BT to sponsor Isle Of Wight Festival
BT will sponsor the Isle Of Wight Festival in June, promoting it across its phone, internet and IPTV platforms.…
Sex Pistols
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IOW additions
Further acts have been added to the Isle Of Wight Festival line-up, which runs from 13 to 15 June.…
Sex Pistols planning new material?
Drummer Paul Cook says the Sex Pistols are talking about recording new material, though members are split between America and the UK, which makes it hard to get together.…
Isle Of Wight Festival sells out
The Isle Of Wight Festival has sold out its 50,000 tickets within days, with headliners The Police, Sex Pistols and Kaiser Chiefs announced earlier.…
Lydon warns Doherty off drugs
John Lydon has warned Pete Doherty against his druggy lifestyle, citing Sid Vicious, while drummer Adam Ficek says Doherty and producer Stephen Street repeatedly resolved disputes on Shotter's Nation.…
Sex Pistols' Matlock: no swearing
Glen Matlock asked the Sex Pistols to avoid swearing at reunion gigs because his son will attend, but John Lydon has rejected the request.…
Sex Pistols add LA gig and Manchester date
The Sex Pistols have announced a one-off LA show at the Roxy on 25 October, hosted by Indie 103.1, and a Manchester MEN Arena date on 17 November.…
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.…
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.…
Sex Pistols 'Never Mind The Bollocks' marked with vinyl reissues
Virgin Records will mark the 30th anniversary of 'Never Mind The Bollocks' with four vinyl singles from October and a full heavyweight vinyl album reissue on 29 Oct.…
Melbourne venue The Palace destroyed by fire
Melbourne's legendary Palace venue has burned down a month after its controversial closure, with arson experts now examining the site as a suspected crime scene.…
McLaren predicts record labels' demise
Malcolm McLaren has predicted record labels will close as the internet lets artists self-distribute, making live music the dominant sector.…