Intercourse Pistols‘ Glen Matlock will play an intimate London gig on King Charles III’s Coronation night time this Saturday (Could 6).
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The bassist, who co-wrote the punk rock band’s notorious anti-royalist track ‘God Save The Queen’, will carry out at London’s 100 membership to help the discharge of his new album, ‘Penalties Coming‘, which got here out final week.
“I ponder what sort of warrant I’ll get?! Come on all the way down to the 100 Membership this Saturday and discover out…,” the musician joked on Twitter.
I ponder what sort of warrant I’ll get?!
Come on all the way down to the 100 Membership this Saturday and discover out… 😎 pic.twitter.com/T6BZewUWJx— Glen Matlock (@GlenMatlock) May 4, 2023
Additional particulars and a hyperlink to buy tickets will be discovered right here.
The musician will reportedly not be altering the phrases of Intercourse Pistols’ controversial track to ‘God Save The King’ as a result of it apparently wouldn’t rhyme effectively (by way of RadioX).
Talking concerning the creation of his latest solo report upon saying the information, Matlock mentioned: “The album was written and recorded in Britain over the past 18 months or so with a posse of seasoned however on level performers.
“All executed in the course of the debacle that’s Brexit and the rise and fall of the turgid Trump episode within the US. These songs mirror my tackle the entire sorry mess that has ensued.”
He added: “Now the wheels of the music enterprise can typically transfer at a lugubrious, glacial tempo, and typically the second is perhaps misplaced however seeing no break within the clouds or clear mild on the finish of the tunnel, absolutely the one demand on individuals’s lips must be that there are ‘Penalties Coming’ for the fats headed oafs who’ve foisted their asinine warped sensibilities on us.”
Elsewhere, Matlock is ready to carry out dwell with Blondie at Iggy Pop’s Canine Day Afternoon punk spectacular in London this summer season.
The efficiency may even mark the first-ever UK look for Era Intercourse – comprising Billy Idol and Tony James of Era X, in addition to Intercourse Pistols‘ Steve Jones and Paul Cook dinner.
In different Coronation information, Nick Cave not too long ago defended accepting an invite to this weekend’s ceremony, insisting that he’s “not a monarchist”.
