Public Image LTD Tickets

Really enjoyed the gig in Torquay tonight. Tight as you like band playing punky groovey tunes. Excellent players who you could see were buzzing. John was 100%, "no one was sold short", still full of angst and vigor after all these years. Great mosh at the end and he was so right "Anger is an Energy". My ears are ringing and I can't help but smile as I write this in bed, my dog Milo asleep beside me. My bucket list has had one more tick crossed off tonight.

I love PiL and am a fan since Album was gifted to me back in 1987. The show consisted of a lot of unfamiliar songs, as PiL has a large discography and they played many songs from their latest release. I was entertained throughout the show by Lydon, who was entertaining and gracious until the end, in spite of being ill. I smiled from beginning to end and had a great time.

The start of the show was delayed due to the fact that Lydon's voice was ailing him. I wasn't sure what to expect after hearing the news, but was blown away once they took the stage. The band was excellent and Lydon delivered everything the crowd expected. The venue was small and packed from wall to wall with fans from those early punk days. This wasn't some comfy old theatrical venue, but a hot and well worn music venue that has been around forever and has seen its share of musical performances. PIL was one to the best shows I've seen all year and I wish I would have the opportunity to see them again on this tour. If you have a chance to see this show do not pass it up. This is a once in a lifetime performance that everyone will be talking about for quite some time.

Great place to see a show, up close and personal!!

The show was exactly as I expected except for the age of the crowd. I forgot we are all old punks now. I guess there are a few advantages....no mosh pit and the show went on shortly after 9:00. He did show he is still a performance artist and played for nearly two hours. Old does not equal lame. I wish there had been some younger folks there to see this punk icon....punk icon is definitely an oxymoron right?

John Lydon (nee Johnny Rotten a long time ago) and his tight-knit band tore up Culture Room November 5th ! Great song choices and Johnny was spot on for the whole show, giving a 110% like he always does. There is a great story here, from unwanted poor Irish sick kid, to transplanted Londoner to the most hated and feared man in the UK, if not the world, as the lead singer of the Sex Pistols. After the heroin overdose death of his friend Sid Viscious (thanks a lot Nancy), John removed himself from the punk scene and reinvented himself as the front man of Public Image Limited. Now, he's an American, quite successful and as brilliant, snarky and truthful as ever. Indeed, he is a true 'Warrior'. PIL played their new song, 'Betty Page' and while most poseurs and fratboys in the audience didn't get it, Betty really made her name posing for Bunny Yeager photos here in South Florida in the 60's. Made The Road Rise With You, John and PIL !

Saw these guys last night as I was waiting to see them since I have been follow their music in the 80, the repertory was great, the sound was good also and the venue very personal. Mr. Johnny (Rotten) still has the powerful voice that I always admired since he was with the Pistols in the 70's. The band sounded like a truck!!! Anger is an ENERGY!!!!!!

Johnnie Lydon still has the same "piss and vinegar" as he did 30 years ago and it was a true JOY to experience him and PIL

Mr. Lydon and the band were unbelievable. John's voice was howling in amazement. They are back! I am still your number one fan.

I did not realize what an amazing voice this guy had. Great showman.