Johnny Rotten

”Too Fast to Live, Too Young to Die: Punk Graphics, 1976–1986” runs from April 9 – August 18 and includes film screenings, zine-making classes and more.

”Last night I almost saw a Ramone get in a fight with a Sex Pistol on a panel,” Harley Flanagan said of the scene.

Harley Flanagan will kick off his 30th anniversary celebration of Cro-Mags’ sophomore album, Best Wishes, at NYC’s The Pyramid Club, which is celebrating its own 40th anniversary.

Public Image Ltd are celebrating their 40th anniversary with “The Public Image is Rotten,” which is a box set, a tour, and a documentary. The film is making its way around the world…

PiL have just added North American dates to their 40th Anniversary “The Public Image is Rotten” tour. Dates include two NYC area shows…

John Lydon formed Public Image Ltd not long after the Sex Pistols broke up and released their first single, “Public Image,” in October 1978. To celebrate the 40th anniversary of the band, PiL will release a career-spanning box set titled The Public Image is Rotten as well as the documentary of the same name (which premiered at the 2017 Tribeca Film Festival). There’s also a tour…

Donnie’s at it again…

John Lydon was back in front of a microphone today — this time on Jamie East’s Virgin Radio show — to clarify his statements that were made on ‘Good Morning Britain’ yesterday, specifically about Donald Trump.

John Lydon has settled down in his ’60s, ever remaining the provocateur, though perhaps in ways you might not expect from Sex Pistols-era Johnny Rotten. Appearing today on ITV’s Good Morning Britain, Lydon gave his support to both Brexit and, somewhat, Donald Trump.

Okay, fine… 36 album covers and a picture of Mark E. Smith.