John Lydon Denies Sex Pistols Reunion, Criticizes Tour

John Lydon, the former frontman of the Sex Pistols, has strongly rejected the idea of a reunion tour with his old bandmates, labeling their upcoming performances with replacement singer Frank Carter as 'karaoke.' In various interviews, Lydon criticized his former band for lacking creativity and direction, suggesting they have trivialized the band's legacy. He expressed frustration over being excluded from the tour, stating it undermines the essence of the Sex Pistols. Guitarist Steve Jones responded, noting that the band had not communicated with Lydon in years and emphasized their positive memories from their early days. The Sex Pistols are set to perform in Australia and New Zealand, marking their first tour there in nearly three decades. Lydon also took aim at contemporary pop stars like Taylor Swift and Lady Gaga, further showcasing his critical perspective on the current music scene.