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The band’s new album is set for release through the band’s own PiL Official imprint on August 11.

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Public Image Ltd. (PiL) will be releasing their 11th studio album and first album in 8 years, End Of World , following the sad passing of frontman John Lydon’s wife of more than 4 decades, Nora Forster, on April 5. End of World will be released on August 11, 2023 on PiL Official via Cargo UK Distribution, followed by a 38-date UK and European Tour.

Earlier this year, PiL released “Hawaii,” the most personal piece of songwriting and accompanying artwork that John Lydon has ever shared . The song is a love letter to John’s wife Nora, who sadly passed away from Alzheimer’s on Wednesday April 5. A pensive, personal yet universal love song that has resonated with many since its release in January, the song sees Lydon reflecting on their lifetime well spent and in particular one of their happiest moments together in Hawaii.

John said, “Nora loved the album, she wouldn’t have wanted us to postpone it or change any of our plans.” Previously he has said of “Hawaii,” “It is dedicated to everyone going through tough times on the journey of life, with the person they care for the most.”

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The band began writing and recording End Of World in 2018, during their 40th anniversary tour. After the COVID lockdown, the band regrouped in the studio and, as Lydon now says “there was just this massive explosion of ideas.” The result finds PiL set to release 13 of the best tracks they have ever written. The announcement comes with the release of new single “Penge,” which Lydon has described as, “something of a mediaeval Viking epic.”

Celebrating their 40-year anniversary in 2018, the band is widely regarded as one of the most innovative and influential bands of all time. PiL’s music and vision has earned them 5 UK Top 20 singles and 5 UK Top 20 albums. With a shifting line-up and unique sound – fusing genres ranging from rock, dance, folk, pop and dub – Lydon guided the band from their debut album First Issue in 1978 and 1979’s influential Metal Box through to 1992’s That What Is Not , before a 17 year hiatus.

Lydon reactivated PiL in 2009, touring extensively worldwide and releasing two critically acclaimed albums This is PiL in 2012 followed by their 10th studio album What The World Needs Now… in 2015, which peaked at number 29 in the official UK album charts and picked up fantastic acclaim from both press and public. In 2018 PiL celebrated their 40th anniversary with a career-spanning box set and documentary , both called The Public Image Is Rotten and a 32-date UK/Europe tour, plus dates in Japan.

PiL: UK Tour Dates 2023: Mon Sept 11 – Swansea, Patti Pavillion Tue Sept 12 – Margate, Dreamland Wed Sept 13 – Lincoln – Engine Shed Fri Sept 15 – Blackburn, King Georges Hall Sat Sept 16 – Buckley, Tivoli Mon Sept 18 – Sunderland, Fire Station Tue Sept 19 – Aberdeen, Beach Ballroom Thurs Sept 21 – Edinburgh, O2 Academy Fri Sept 22 – Manchester, O2 Ritz Sat Sept 23 – Holmfirth, Picture Dome Mon Sept 25 – Coventry, HMV Tues Sept 26 – Brighton, CHALK Thurs Sept 28 – Bristol, O2 Academy Fri Sept 29 – Torquay, Foundry Sat Sept 30 – London, The Forum

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PiL unveils new album “End of World” and extensive tour — hear opening track “Penge”

Public Image Ltd. today announced the release this summer of the the band’s 11th album, titled End of World , and an accompanying tour of the U.K. and Europe — news that comes just days after the death of frontman John Lydon’s wife Nora Forster .

The 13-track album is due out Aug. 11 (Pre-order: Amazon.com , Amazon.co.uk , Apple Music ), and opens with the just-released “Penge” — hear that song below — and closes with “Hawaii,” the previously released track that Lydon wrote for his wife as he was losing her to Alzheimer’s disease.

PiL also is plotting a 38-date tour of the U.K. and Europe, which opens Sept. 8 with a pair of shows in Greece, followed by a U.K. run through September and then European dates all through October.

See those full tour date below.

A pre-sale for the new tour begins at 10 a.m. local time Wednesday, April 12, for subscribers to the PiL mailing list . The general on-sale follows at 10 a.m. Friday, April 14.

The new PiL album is the band’s third since reuniting in 2009; the group’s lineup since then has included drummer Bruce Smith, guitarist Lu Edmonds and bassist Scott Firth.

Below, hear the new song “Penge,” see the album artwork and tracklist, plus full tour dates:

Public Image Ltd., End of World

1. “Penge” 2. “End Of The World” 3. “Car Chase” 4. “Being Stupid Again” 5. “Walls” 6. “Pretty Awful” 7. “Strange” 8. “Down On The Clown” 9. “Dirty Murky Delight” 10. “The Do That” 11. “L F C F” 12. “North West Passage” 13. “Hawaii”

Public Image Ltd. tour dates 2023

UNITED KINGDOM Sept. 11: Swansea – Patti Pavilion Sept. 12: Margate – Dreamland Sept. 13: Lincoln – Engine Shed Sept. 15: Blackburn- King Georges Hall Sept. 16: Buckley – Tivoli Sept. 18: Sunderland – Fire Station Sept. 19: Scotland – Aberdeen Beach Ballroom Sept. 21: Edinburgh – O2 Academy Sept. 22: Manchester – O2 Ritz Sept. 23: Holmfirth – Picture Dome Sept. 25: Coventry – HMV Sept. 26: Brighton – CHALK Sept. 28: Bristol – O2 Academy Sept. 29: Torquay – Foundry Sept. 30: London – The Forum

EUROPE Sept. 8: Greece, Thessoloniki Principal Club Theatre Sept. 9: Greece, Athens Gagarin 205 Oct. 2: Germany – Cologne – Kantine Oct. 4: The Netherlands – Amsterdam – Paradiso Oct. 5: Belgium – Gent -Vooruit Oct. 6: Germany Stuttgart Im Wireman Oct. 8: Germany – Hamburg – Gruenspan Oct. 9: Sweden – Gothenburg – Pustervik Oct. 10: Sweden – Stockholm – Nalen Oct. 12: Estonia – Tallin – Helitehas Oct. 13: Finland – Helsinki – Ääniwalli Oct. 15: Germany – Berlin – Metropol Oct. 16: Czech Republic – Prague – Lucerna Music Bar Oct. 17: Czech Republic – Brno – Fléda club Oct. 20: Spain – Madrid – Shoko Oct. 21: Spain – Barcelona – Salamandra Oct. 22: Spain Bilbao – Cafe Antzokia Oct. 24: Portugal – Porto Hard Club Oct. 25: Portugal – Lisbon LAV Oct. 27: France – Paris – Le Trianon Oct. 29: Switzerland – Lausanne – Les Docks Oct. 30: Italy – Milan – Magazini Generali Oct. 31: France – Strasbourg – La Laiterie

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Public Image Ltd. Announce End of World, Their First New Album in Eight Years

Check out the band's latest single, "Penge"

Public Image Ltd. have announced their first new album in eight years: End of World will arrive on August 11th.

The album is dedicated to frontman John Lydon’s late wife, Nora Forster, who passed away on April 5th at the age of 80. Among its 13 tracks is “Hawaii,” which Lydon wrote as a “love letter” to Forster and later performed it in a bid to represent Ireland in Eurovision .

To coincide with today’s announcement, PiL have released another teaser track, “Penge,” which Lydon describes as “something of a mediaeval Viking epic.”

PiL have also announced an extensive UK/European tour that’s set to kick off in September. Tickets are available here .

End of World Artwork:

End of World Tracklist: 01. Penge 02. End Of The World 03. Car Chase 04. Being Stupid Again 05. Walls 06. Pretty Awful 07. Strange 08. Down On The Clown 09. Dirty Murky Delight 10. The Do That 11. L F C F 12. North West Passage 13. Hawaii

Public Image Ltd. 2023 Tour Dates: 09/08 – Thessoloniki, GR @ Principal Club Theatre 09/09 – Athens, GR @ Gagarin 205 09/11 – Swansea, UK @ Patti Pavillion 09/12 – Margate, UK @ Dreamland 09/13 – Lincoln, UK @ Engine Shed 09/15 – Blackburn, UK @ King Georges Hall 09/16 – Buckley, UK @ Tivoli 09/18 – Sunderland, UK @ Fire Station 09/19 – Aberdeen, UK @ Aberdeen Beach Ballroom 09/21 – Edinburgh, UK @ O2 Academy 09/22 – Manchester, UK @ O2 Ritz 09/23 – Holmfirth, UK @ Picture Dome 09/25 – Coventry, UK @ HMV 09/26 – Brighton, UK @ CHALK 09/28 – Bristol, UK @ O2 Academy 09/29 – Torquay, UK @ Foundry 09/30 – London, UK @ The Forum 10/02 – Cologne, DE @ Kantine 10/04 – Amsterdam, NL @ Paradiso 10/05 – Gent, BE @ Vooruit 10/06 – Stuttgart, DE @ Im Wireman 10/08 – Hamburg, DE @ Gruenspan 10/09 – Gothenburg, SE @ Pustervik 10/10 – Stockholm, SE @ Nalen 10/12 – Tallin, EE @ Helitehas 10/13 – Helsinki, FI @ Ääniwalli 10/15 – Berlin, DE @ Metropol 10/16 – Prague, CZ @ Lucerna Music Bar 10/17 – Brno, CZ @ Fléda club 10/20 – Madrid, ES @ Shoko 10/21 – Barcelona, ES @ Salamandra 10/22 – Bilbao, ES @ Cafe Antzokia 10/24 – Porto, PT @ Hard Club 10/25 – Lisbon, PT @ LAV 10/27 – Paris, FR @ Le Trianon 10/29 – Lausanne, CH @ Les Docks 10/30 – Milan, IT @ Magazzini Generali 10/31 – Strasbourg, FR @ La Laiterie

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PiL Announce New Album “End of World” and Extensive UK and European Tour

• April 11, 2023
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Public Image Ltd. (PiL) has unveiled their 11th studio album, End of World , set for release on August 11th. The announcement follows less than a week after the heartbreaking loss of John Lydon’s wife, Nora Forster . The 13-track record starts with the newly released single “Penge” and concludes with the poignant “Hawaii,” a song Lydon dedicated to his wife during her Alzheimer’s battle.

“Hawaii,” a touching ode to Nora, who tragically passed away from Alzheimer’s on April 5th, the introspective yet universally relatable love song resonated with many upon its January release. It sees John reminiscing on their cherished moments together, particularly their blissful time in Hawaii. John shared, “Nora loved the album; she wouldn’t have wanted us to postpone it or change any of our plans.” He previously remarked of “Hawaii,” “It is dedicated to everyone going through tough times on the journey of life, with the person they care for the most.”

The band began their work on creating End Of World in 2018 during their 40th-anniversary tour. Following “The Great Pause,” PiL reconvened in the studio, where, according to Lydon, “there was just this massive explosion of ideas.”  The announcement of the forthcoming album is heralded by the new single “Penge,” described by John as “something of a medieval Viking epic.”

In addition to the album, PiL is gearing up for an extensive 38-date tour across the U.K. and Europe, kicking off with back-to-back shows in Greece on September 8th. The tour will run through the U.K. in September before taking on European stages throughout October.

PiL mailing list subscribers can snag pre-sale tickets starting 10 a.m. local time on Wednesday, April 12th, while general on-sale begins at 10 a.m. on Friday, April 14th.

End of World marks PiL’s third album since their 2009 reunion, boasting a lineup that includes drummer Bruce Smith, guitarist Lu Edmonds, and bassist Scott Firth.

Give the new single, “Penge,” a spin and check out the End of World album artwork and tracklist, as well as the full list of tour dates below:

End of World Tracklist: 

• “Penge”
• “End Of The World”
• “Car Chase”
• “Being Stupid Again”
• “Walls”
• “Pretty Awful”
• “Strange”
• “Down On The Clown”
• “Dirty Murky Delight”
• “The Do That”
• “L F C F”
• “North West Passage”
• “Hawaii”

PiL Tour Dates:

UNITED KINGDOM

• September 11: Swansea – Patti Pavilion
• September 12: Margate – Dreamland
• September 13: Lincoln – Engine Shed
• September 15: Blackburn – King Georges Hall
• September 16: Buckley – Tivoli
• September 18: Sunderland – Fire Station
• September 19: Scotland – Aberdeen Beach Ballroom
• September 21: Edinburgh – O2 Academy
• September 22: Manchester – O2 Ritz
• September 23: Holmfirth – Picture Dome
• September 25: Coventry – HMV
• September 26: Brighton – CHALK
• September 28: Bristol – O2 Academy
• September 29: Torquay – Foundry
• September 30: London – The Forum
• September 8: Greece, Thessoloniki Principal Club Theatre
• September 9: Greece, Athens Gagarin 205
• October 2: Germany – Cologne – Kantine
• October 4: The Netherlands – Amsterdam – Paradiso
• October 5: Belgium – Gent -Vooruit
• October 6: Germany Stuttgart Im Wireman
• October 8: Germany – Hamburg – Gruenspan
• October 9: Sweden – Gothenburg – Pustervik
• October 10: Sweden – Stockholm – Nalen
• October 12: Estonia – Tallin – Helitehas
• October 13: Finland – Helsinki – Ääniwalli
• October 15: Germany – Berlin – Metropol
• October 16: Czech Republic – Prague – Lucerna Music Bar
• October 17: Czech Republic – Brno – Fléda club
• October 20: Spain – Madrid – Shoko
• October 21: Spain – Barcelona – Salamandra
• October 22: Spain Bilbao – Cafe Antzokia
• October 24: Portugal – Porto Hard Club
• October 25: Portugal – Lisbon LAV
• October 27: France – Paris – Le Trianon
• October 29: Switzerland – Lausanne – Les Docks
• October 30: Italy – Milan – Magazini Generali
• October 31: France – Strasbourg – La Laiterie

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Billie Eilish announces ‘HIT ME HARD AND SOFT’ world tour dates in UK, North America, Europe and Australia

The tour is in support of her third studio album, which is set for release on May 17

Billie Eilish has announced a ‘HIT ME HARD AND SOFT’ 2024-2025 UK, North America, Europe and Australian world tour. Check out dates and ticket details below.

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In support of her u pcoming third studio album ‘HIT ME HARD AND SOFT ‘ – which is set for release on May 17 and available for pre-order / pre-save here – Eilish will embark on a massive world tour.

Kicking off on September 29 at the Centre Videotron in Québec, the ‘Bad Guy’ singer will make her way across North America through the end of December 2024. From there, the tour will continue in Australia from mid February 2025 until early March 2025.

Eilish will then head over to commence her European, UK, and Ireland arena dates starting in April 2025 until late July 2025.

A ticket pre-sale will be available for American Express cardholders, which will begin on Tuesday April 30. Visit here for more information on the American Express pre-sale. An artist pre-sale will be available on Tuesday April 30 at 12pm local time.

General ticket sales will commence on Friday May 3 at 12pm. Visit here to purchase US tickets , here for UK tickets , here for European tickets and here for Australian tickets .

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Billie Eilish ‘HIT ME HARD AND SOFT’ 2024/25 world tour dates are: 

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OCTOBER 2024 1 – Toronto, ON – Scotiabank Arena 2 – Toronto, ON – Scotiabank Arena 4 – Baltimore, MD – CFG Bank Arena 5 – Philadelphia, PA – Wells Fargo Center 7 – Detroit, MI – Little Caesars Arena 9 – Newark, NJ – Prudential Center 11 – Boston, MA – TD Garden 13 – Pittsburgh, PA – PPG Paints Arena 16 – New York, NY – Madison Square Garden 17 – New York, NY – Madison Square Garden 18 – New York, NY – Madison Square Garden

NOVEMBER 2024 2 – Atlanta, GA – State Farm Arena 3 – Atlanta, GA – State Farm Arena 6 – Nashville, TN – Bridgestone Arena 8 – Cincinnati, OH – Heritage Bank Center 10 – Saint Paul, MN – Xcel Energy Center 11 – Saint Paul, MN – Xcel Energy Center 13 – Chicago, IL – United Center 14 – Chicago, IL – United Center 16 – Kansas City, MO – T-Mobile Center 17 – Omaha, NE – CHI Health Center Omaha 19 – Denver, CO – Ball Arena 20 – Denver, CO – Ball Arena

DECEMBER 2024 3 – Vancouver, BC – Rogers Arena 5 – Seattle, WA – Climate Pledge Arena 6 – Seattle, WA – Climate Pledge Arena 8 – Portland, OR – Moda Center 10 – San Jose, CA – SAP Center at San Jose 11 – San Jose, CA – SAP Center at San Jose 13 – Glendale, AZ – Desert Diamond Arena 15 – Inglewood, CA – Kia Forum 16 – Inglewood, CA – Kia Forum 17 – Inglewood, CA – Kia Forum

FEBRUARY 2025  18 – Brisbane, Australia – Brisbane Entertainment Centre 19 – Brisbane, Australia – Brisbane Entertainment Centre 21 – Brisbane, Australia – Brisbane Entertainment Centre 22 – Brisbane, Australia – Brisbane Entertainment Centre 24 – Sydney, Australia – Qudos Bank Arena 25 – Sydney, Australia – Qudos Bank Arena 27 – Sydney, Australia – Qudos Bank Arena 28 – Sydney, Australia – Qudos Bank Arena

MARCH 2025 4 –Melbourne, Australia – Rod Laver Arena 5 – Melbourne, Australia – Rod Laver Arena 7 – Melbourne, Australia – Rod Laver Arena 8 – Melbourne, Australia – Rod Laver Arena

APRIL 2025 23 – Stockholm, Sweden – Avicii Arena 24 – Stockholm, Sweden – Avicii Arena 26– Oslo, Norway – Telenor Arena 28 – Copenhagen, Denmark – Royal Arena 29 – Copenhagen, Denmark – Royal Arena

MAY 2025 2 – Hannover, Germany – ZAG Arena 4 – Amsterdam, Netherlands – Ziggo Dome 5 – Amsterdam, Netherlands – Ziggo Dome 7 – Amsterdam, Netherlands – Ziggo Dome 9 – Berlin, Germany – Uber Arena 29 – Cologne, Germany – Lanxess Arena 30 – Cologne, Germany – Lanxess Arena

JUNE 2025  1 – Prague, Czech Republic – O2 Arena 3 – Kraków, Poland – Tauron Arena 4 – Kraków, Poland – Tauron Arena 6 – Vienna, Austria – Stadthalle 8 – Bologna, Italy – Unipol Arena 10 – Paris, France – Accor Arena 11 – Paris, France – Accor Arena 14 – Barcelona, Spain – Palau Sant Jordi 15 –Barcelona, Spain – Palau Sant Jordi

JULY 2025  7 – Glasgow, UK – OVO Hydro 8 – Glasgow, UK – OVO Hydro 10 – London, UK – The O2 11 –London, UK – The O2 13 – London, UK – The O2 14– London, UK – The O2 16 – London, UK – The O2 17 – London, UK – The O2 19 – Manchester, UK – Co-op Live 20 – Manchester, UK – Co-op Live 22 – Manchester, UK – Co-op Live 23 – Manchester, UK – Co-op Live 26 – Dublin, Ireland – 3Arena 27 – Dublin, Ireland – 3Arena

The tour will also offer loads of sustainability efforts including Eilish’s long-standing partnership with environmental nonprofit Reverb which has previously resulted in over $1million donated to environmental, greenhouse gas reduction, and climate justice projects, more than 150,000 fan actions, and much more.

She will also team up with Support+Feed which will promote and offer plant-based food options. Support+Feed will also be launching a 360 campaign throughout the tour. An expanded version of the Support+Feed Pledge will be offered as a way to inspire fans to eat one plant-based meal a day for 30 days with digital elements and community activations.

Fans will have the opportunity to participate in Plant-based Food Drives in a selection of cities alongside the tour to raise awareness and gather food to distribute to local communities.

There will also be two Reverb eco-villages set up in the main concourse of every show where fans can take part in the tour’s sustainability efforts, connect with nonprofits, and take meaningful action for people and the planet.

F‌ans are encouraged to take public transport or carpool to the gigs in efforts to help reduce greenhouse gas pollution and encourage more public transportation options. Attendees will receive information via email about public transportation options before the show.

Venue partners are also helping to lessen the environmental footprint of the tour. In addition to efforts to decrease waste through reducing or eliminating single-use plastics and diverting landfill waste with compost and recycling, venues will be offering plant-based food options at all shows.

Fans and attendees are encouraged to bring an empty reusable water bottle or donate for a custom RockNRefill Nalgene bottle to fill up at the free water refill stations located at each venue. The RockNRefill bottles and refill stations are located at the Eco-Villages in the main concourse at all shows.

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Janet Jackson announces UK and Europe 2024 tour

"europe i know it's been a minute since we've seen each other".

By Nick Reilly

Janet Jackson has announced details of a UK and European tour for 2024.

The music icon will bring her ‘Together Again’ tour to 10 cities across Europe later this year, kicking off in Paris at the Accor Arena on September 25.

She’ll then continue the jaunt with shows in Birmingham, Glasgow, London and Manchester, before wrapping up at Amsterdam’s Ziggo Dome on October 10.

An impressive support act also comes in the form of Wyclef Jean, though he will not appear in London – where special guests are yet to be announced.

Europe…Together Again this Fall 2024 😘✌🏽 TICKETS  available Friday, May 3rd at 9am local time on https://t.co/ZflBLPwXjK Special presale & preferred tickets to Mastercard cardholders starting Tuesday 30 April. Visit https://t.co/UhaRNF39Gw for details. pic.twitter.com/6YpODdoRFJ — Janet Jackson (@JanetJackson) April 29, 2024

Tickets will go on general sale this Friday (May 3) at 9am local time and fans can buy them here . A Mastercard pre-sale also starts this Tuesday (April 30) at 9am local time.

It’s the first dates from the singer since her one-off performance at Glastonbury 2019, too, and will follow a US tour this summer.

“Europe I know it’s been a minute since we’ve seen each other but the wait is no longer,” said Jackson. “I will be taking the Together Again tour all over Europe this fall. I cannot wait to see you guys.”

You can check out the tour dates in full below.

Janet Jackson’s ‘Together Again’ 2024 UK and European tour dates are:

SEPTEMBER 25 – Paris, Accor Arena 27 – Birmingham, Utilita Arena 28 – London, The O2 30 – Glasgow, OVO Hydro

OCTOBER 1 – Manchester, Co-op Live 3 – Antwerp, Sportpaleis 5 – Munich, Olympiahalle 6 – Cologne, LANXESS Arena 8 – Berlin, Uber Arena 10 – Amsterdam, Ziggo Dome

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After fronting the Sex Pistols, John Lydon formed post-punk originators Public Image Ltd (PiL). Widely regarded as one of the most innovative bands of all time, their music and vision earned them 5 UK Top 20 Singles and 5 UK Top 20 Albums.

With a shifting line-up and unique sound – fusing rock, dance, folk, pop and dub – Lydon guided the band from their debut album ‘First Issue’ in 1978 through to 1992’s ‘That What Is Not’, before a 17 year hiatus.

Lydon reactivated PiL in 2009, touring extensively and releasing two critically acclaimed albums ‘This is PiL’ in 2012 followed by ‘What The World Needs Now…’ in 2015.

John Lydon, Lu Edmonds, Scott Firth and Bruce Smith continue as PiL. They are the longest stable line-up in the band’s history and continue to challenge and thrive.

See timeline below for further information…

Follow this link for a list of PiL Members 1978-Present…

PiL Timeline 1978-Present

John Lydon forms Public Image with Keith Levene (guitar), Jah Wobble (bass), and Jim Walker (drums).

The band sign to Virgin Records and release their debut single ‘ Public Image ‘ in October, followed by the album ‘ Public Image – First Issue ‘ in December. Barely six months after forming.

PiL (Public Image Limited) play their first UK shows on Christmas Day and Boxing Day.

Jim Walker leaves to be replaced by a succession of drummers, most notably Richard Dudanski then Martin Atkins.

Release of the second single ‘ Death Disco ‘. Written by John Lydon to his dying mother.

‘ Metal Box ‘ is released: 12 tracks on three separate 12″ records – playing at 45 rpm – housed in a limited edition metal canister.

PiL play their first US shows and also appear on ‘American Bandstand’. John Lydon brings the audience on stage to dance and mime to ‘Poptones’ and ‘Careering’.

Jah Wobble leaves. Jeannette Lee – who had worked behind the scenes – takes a more prominent, but still non-musical, role.

Release of live album ‘ Paris Au Printemps ‘. Recorded live in Paris, January 17th and 18th, 1980. ‘Metal Box’ is re-released as ‘ Second Edition ‘ in a cardboard sleeve.

Release of third studio album ‘ Flowers of Romance ‘. Preceded by the single.

PiL play a special show at New York, The Ritz. They perform behind a huge video screen. The audience riots.

PiL decide to relocate to New York from London due to logistics and Police harassment.

Drummer Martin Atkins rejoins, followed by bassist Pete Jones.

Recording begins in New York on what will be the 4th PiL studio album.

US and Canadian live shows.

Pete Jones leaves. Keith Levene leaves.

PiL play a short Japanese tour. John Lydon is the only founder member still in the band. With the exception of Martin Atkins, the line-up is largely unknown local New Jersey musicians hired for the shows. A live album from the tour is released.

Release of ‘ This Is Not A Love Song ‘. PiL’s biggest UK hit single; peaking at Number 5. Followed by the first real UK and European tours.

‘ This Is What You Want… This Is What You Ge t’ album is released, preceded by ‘Bad Life’ single. The album contains re-recorded material from the 1982 & 1983 New York sessions sessions; including ‘This Is Not A Love Song’.

New live line-up is recruited for North American, Japanese and Australian tours.

John Lydon – now the only original PiL member – releases his first single outside the band. Time Zone: ‘World Destruction’ with Africa Bambaataa.

Release of ‘Album’ album. Recorded with producer Bill Laswell and various session musicians; including Ginger Baker, Steve Vai, and Ryuichi Sakamoto. ‘Rise’ from the album peaks at Number 11 in the UK charts.

A new PiL band is recruited: John McGeoch (guitar), Allan Dias (bass), Lu Edmonds (keyboards / guitar) and Bruce Smith (drums).

UK, European and North American tours.

The “new” PiL release their first album together ‘ Happy? ‘.

Release of the single’s ‘ Seattle ‘ and ‘ The Body ‘.

UK, European and North American Tours, plus first ever South American shows.

PiL headline the first day of the ‘Rock Summer Festival’ in Tallinn, Estonia (USSR) playing to over 120,000 people. The biggest rock festival to be played behind the Iron Curtain.

Lu Edmonds is forced to quit the band due to health problems.

Release of ‘ 9 ‘. The 7th PiL studio album. And the 9th album including the two live albums.

PiL – along with New Order and The Sugarcubes (featuring Bjork) –  tour North America. The three band package tour – known as ‘Monsters of Alternative Rock’ – is a forerunner to the now famous Lollapalooza tours of the early nineties.

Australian Tour. And one-off UK show at London, Hammersmith.

Bruce Smith leaves.

‘ The Greatest Hits So Far ‘ compilation album is released; including several 12″ mixes and remixes, plus the new track ‘Don’t Ask Me’.

‘ Don’t Ask Me ‘ becomes PiL’s biggest UK hit single since ‘Rise’.

PiL – Lydon, McGeoch and Dias – release ‘ That What Is Not ‘. The band are complemented by sessions players.

EMI Records take over Virgin Records. PiL leave the label.

North American package tour with BAD, Live and Blind Melon. Followed by UK, European and South American Tours, plus more US shows. Allan Dias leaves during European shows.

John Lydon announces he has put PiL on hiatus to concentrate on recording a solo album; and to complete his autobiography ‘Rotten No Irish, No Blacks, No Dogs’. He also releases ‘ Open Up ‘ a collaboration single with Leftfield.

Publication of John Lydon’s autobiography ‘ Rotten No Irish, No Blacks, No Dogs ’.

John Lydon releases the solo album ‘ Psycho’s Path ‘. His first album outside PiL since the band was formed. He also plays live dates in North America and Japan.

Release of limited edition 4 CD PiL box set ‘ Plastic Box ‘. 64 tracks in total. Including sleevenotes from John Lydon: “ This collection represents a comma not a full stop, I fully intend to carry on with PiL,and there will be more in the future…”

PiL guitarist John McGeoch dies aged just 48. RiP.

Release of John Lydon compilation CD ‘Best of British £1 Notes’ covering his whole career from the Sex Pistols, through PiL , to solo records and collaborations.

The DVD release features several PiL promo videos and also includes 3 previously unreleased extended audio mixes from ‘Metal Box’.

A vinyl replica of ‘ Metal Box ‘ –  3x45rpm, housed in a metal can – is released in the USA by the 4 Men With Beards re-issue label. This is the first time the album had been released in its original form in the US.

Public Image Limited return to play their first live shows in 17 years. John Lydon is joined by former PiL members Lu Edmonds (Guitar & Misc), Bruce Smith (Drums), and new recruit Scott Firth (Bass).

First North American show in 18 years; including a headlining appearance at Coachella Valley Music & Arts Festival in California. Further UK / European live dates and Festival appearances.

First ever live appearance in Israel. John Lydon declares “ I hate all religion. I play for the people of Israel and not the Government” . John Lydon later describes playing material such as ‘Warrior’, ‘Four Enclosed Walls’ and ‘Religion’ as one of the highlights of his career. Particularly when the crowd of Israel joined him on the “Allah’ chorus of ‘Four Enclosed Walls’.

Publication of ‘ Mr Rotten’s Scrapbook ‘. Strictly limited edition to just 750 copies. The large format ‘coffee table’ style photographic book. Contains many unseen images of his life, career (including PiL) and includes handwritten commentary and quotes.

PiL continue into 2011, playing more UK / European live dates and Festival appearances; including the Isle of Wight Festival and Summer Sonic Festival in Japan.

PiL awarded “Outstanding Contribution To Music” at Mojo Honours List .

Band enter the studio to record their first studio album since 1992.

PiL release the studio album ‘This is PiL’ preceded by the Record Store Day EP ‘One Drop’. The album is self-funded and released on their own PiL Official Ltd label.

Danny Boyle includes ‘Under The House’ in the London Olympics Opening Ceremony .

First live UK TV appearance in 20 years on BBC, Later With Jools Holland .

First ever shows in China , along with tours of Japan and Australia .

UK / European Tour including Glastonbury Festival.

First ever North American release of PiL’s debut album ‘ First Issue’ via Light in the Attic Records.

John Lydon is honoured with the BMI icon award for songwriting.

Career spanning PiL documentary in production (originally started 2010).

Publication of John Lydon’s first full autobiography ‘ Anger is an Energy – My Life Uncensored ‘ covering his full life including PiL.

One-off sold out show at London’s 02 at the Indigo .

Release of 10th studio album ‘ What The World Needs Now… ‘ preceded by single ‘ Double Trouble ‘ both via PiL Official.

Release of ‘ The One ‘ (UK) &’ Bettie Page (US) 7” singles.

Further UK & European tour dates.

First Latin America tour for 24 years.

Super-deluxe box set editions of ‘Album’ and ‘ Metal Box ‘.

John Lydon publishes ‘ Mr Rotten’s Songbook ‘, celebrating 40 years of songwriting across PiL, solo & Sex Pistols.

Film Festival screenings of PiL documentary ‘ The Public Image is Rotten ’.

‘The Public Image is Rotten’ 40th Anniversary UK/Europe & Japanese Tour.

‘The Public Image is Rotten’ career spanning box set released.

‘The Public Image is Rotten’ documentary set for general release.

John Lydon announces first ever UK Q&A tour . Starting Autumn 2020.

2020 John Lydon UK Q&A tour is postponed until 2021 due to Covid-19 pandemic.

John Lydon publishes ‘ I Could Be Wrong, I Could Be Right ‘ limited edition book.

PiL documentary ‘ The Public Image is Rotten ‘ is given a streaming release.

John Lydon ‘ I Could Be Wrong, I Could Be Right ‘ Q&A tour . 50+ dates.

PiL UK / European tour , preluded by an appearance at the Cruel World Festival in California. The first post covid PiL shows; and the first since 2018.

PiL announce they are compete to represent Ireland at Eurovision 2023 with their new single Hawaii.

New album ‘End of World’ to be released later in the year. Their 11th studio album. 

To be continued…

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