Sex Pistols delay tour due to band member’s injury
The iconic punk rock band Sex Pistols has made the difficult decision to postpone their highly anticipated North American tour due to a painful injury sustained by guitarist Steve Jones. In an Instagram post, the band expressed their regret over the situation and let fans know that Jones had broken his wrist, rendering him unable to perform for the foreseeable future.
Steve Jones, who is turning 70, shared the news with a mix of good and bad tidings. He first revealed the unfortunate news about his broken wrist, which meant that the band would not be able to proceed with their scheduled shows. However, he also mentioned that the surgeon had assured him of a full recovery and that he would be back playing the guitar soon.
The band assured fans that they would reschedule the postponed shows once Jones had fully recovered, urging fans to stay tuned to their social media channels and local venue websites for updates. Despite the disappointing news, many fans took to the comments section to wish Jones a speedy recovery, with messages of love and support pouring in from all corners.
Sex Pistols Featuring Frank Carter were slated to begin their tour on September 16 in Dallas, with performances scheduled until October 17 in Las Vegas. The band was also set to showcase their punk rock prowess in South America, including stops in Brazil, Chile, and Argentina.
Formed in London in 1975, Sex Pistols rocked the music scene with their original lineup featuring members John Lydon, Glen Matlock, Paul Cook, and Steve Jones. Over the years, the band has seen various changes in their roster, with members coming and going, but their punk rock spirit has remained constant.
John Lydon, known by his stage name Johnny Rotten, has been a central figure in the band’s history, quitting and rejoining on multiple occasions. Despite his controversial comments about bands like The Rolling Stones, Lydon has remained a prominent figure in the music industry, always ready to challenge the status quo.
As fans eagerly await Jones’ recovery and the rescheduled tour dates, the legacy of Sex Pistols continues to inspire generations of music lovers. With a mix of punk rock attitude and rebellious spirit, the band remains a symbol of defiance and individuality in a world that is constantly changing. The music of Sex Pistols will forever echo through the halls of rock history, reminding us of the power of music to unite and inspire us all.