Sex Pistols
Founded: 10 / 1975
Location: United Kingdom
The Sex Pistols were an English punk rock band formed in London in 1975. Although their initial career lasted just two and a half years, they became one of the most culturally influential acts in popular music. The band initiated the punk movement in the United Kingdom and inspired many later punk, post-punk and alternative rock musicians, while their clothing and hairstyles were a significant influence on the early punk image.
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Sex Pistols On What Separates Frank Carter From Johnny Rotten
As the Sex Pistols (with vocalist Frank Carter on board) get ready to visit Australian shores, guitarist Steve Jones tells 'The Music' how Carter makes the live experience different to how Johnny Rotten did.
‘It Was Like Going Back In Time With The Crowd And The Chaos’ – Steve Jones On The Sex Pistols’ Return
As the Sex Pistols ready themselves to tour Australia (with Frank Carter in tow), guitarist Steve Jones reflects on their decision to hit the road again.
CIVIC To Support The Sex Pistols And Frank Carter On Australian Tour
The upcoming tour from the Sex Pistols Featuring Frank Carter just got bigger, with Melbourne's own CIVIC joining the bill.
John Lydon Rips Into Sex Pistols & Frank Carter Tour: 'It's Just Karaoke'
Lydon claimed his former bandmates and their touring singer are "trying to trivialise the whole show to get away with karaoke."
Sex Pistols Featuring Frank Carter Announce 2025 Australian Tour
The punk pioneers will perform the iconic record 'Never Mind The Bollocks' in its entirety.
Sex Pistols Announce Reunion Benefit Shows Without Johnny Rotten
Sex Pistols haven’t performed together since September 2008.
John Lydon Files Police Report Against Alleged Stalker
Lydon filed a stalking report after the alleged stalker started calling him.
Sex Pistols Respond To The Death Of Queen Elizabeth II
The British punks responsible for penning the sarcastic 'God Save The Queen' to 'celebrate' Queen Elizabeth II's jubilee in 1977, have taken rather different approaches to their reflections on her passing.
Sex Pistols' Anti-Monarchy Anthem 'God Save The Queen' Tops Chart Following Platinum Jubilee
"It’s the institution of it that bothers me and the assumption that I’m to pay for that.”
First Trailer For Controversial Sex Pistols Series Arrives
Featuring Aussie actor Toby Wallace alongside 'Game Of Thrones' star Maisie Williams and more.
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