Dates and venues for Sex Pistols’ John Lydon shows
Tickets are selling fast for John Lydon’s extensive first UK spoken word tour titled I Could Be Wrong, I Could Be Right. The frontman and lyricist of Sex Pistols and Public Image Ltd caused a political earthquake and transformed music for good.
In his new book of the same name “Johnny Rotten” talks about how he sees life, complete with anecdotes aplenty from a unique and extraordinary career.
The book is available now as a pre-order via www.johnlydon.com with worldwide publication on October 15. I Could Be Wrong, I Could Be Right features exclusive artwork, painted by John.
2021 tour dates ... September 7 – White
Rock Theatre, Hastings
September 8 – The Hawth, Crawley
September 9 – Dorking Halls
September 10 – Pavilion
Theatre, Worthing
September 11 – Camberley Theatre
September 12 – Rose Theatre, Kingston-Upon-Thames
September 14 – Epsom Playhouse
September 15 – St Albans Arena
September 16 – Bedford Corn Exchange
September 17 – Ipswich Corn Exchange
September 18 – The Apex, Bury St Edmunds
September 19 – West Cliff Theatre, Clacton-On-Sea
September 21 – Gladstone Theatre, Port Sunlight
September 22 – Waterside, Sale
September 23 – New Theatre Royal, Lincoln
September 24 – St Georges Hall, Bradford
September 25 – Hull City Hall
September 26 – City Varieties, Leeds
September 28 – St George’s, Bristol
September 29 – Tivoli, Wimborne
September 30 – Westlands Main Hall, Yeovil
October 1 – Bournemouth Pavilion
October 3 – Anvil, Basingstoke
October 4 – Chequer Mead, East Grinstead
October 6 – Parr Hall, Warrington
October 7 – Lowther Pavilion, Lytham St Annes
October 8 – Burnley Mechanics
October 9 – William Aston Hall, Wrexham
October 10 – Crewe Lyceum
October 11 – Gatehouse, Stafford
October 13 – Playhouse, Whitley Bay
October 14 – Lawrence Batley Theatre, Huddersfield
October 15 – Northallerton Forum
October 16 – Scarborough Spa Theatre
October 17 – Gala Theatre, Durham
October 18 – Grand Theatre, Lancaster
October 21 – Rothes Hall, Glenrothes
October 22 – FTH Theatre, Falkirk
October 23 – Grand Hall, Kilmarnock
October 24 – Beacon Arts Centre, Greenock
October 25 – Pavilion Theatre, Glasgow
October 26 – Princess Alexandra Auditorium, Yarm
October 28 – Warwick
Arts Centre
October 29 – De Montfort Hall, Leicester
October 30 – Winding Wheel, Chesterfield
October 31 – Theatre Severn, Shrewsbury
November 1 – Birmingham Town Hall
November 3 – Dudley Town Hall November 4 – Roses Theatre, Tewkesbury November 5 – Loughborough Town Hall
November
6 – The Lyric, Carmarthen
November 7 – Pittville Pump Room, Cheltenham November 9 – Grand Pavilion, Porthcawl
November 10 – Exeter Corn Exchange
November 11 – Newport Riverfront
November 12 – McMillan Theatre, Bridgwater November 13 – London Union Chapel