John Lydon Insists He Will "Never Forgive" Sex Pistols

John Lydon says Sex Pistols are "special people with special needs” and he'll "never forgive" them

John Lydon has insisted that he'll "never forgive" his former Sex Pistols bandmates, calling them "special people with special needs".

John Lydon will ‘never forgive’ former Sex Pistols bandmates

Former frontman was sued by his bandmates over the rights to their music in Danny Boyle’s TV series, while caring for his late wife, Nora

John Lydon insists he will "never forgive" Sex Pistols

John Lydon has hit out against his former Sex Pistols once more, insisting he’ll “never forgive” them. Lydon’s anger towards Steve Jones, Glen Matlock and Paul Cook derives from a lawsuit that he launched against them in 2021, which aimed to prevent Danny Boyle from telling their story in the Disney+ series, Pistol. Ultimately, Lydon lost the case, and the series went ahead. At the time, Lydon was also caring for his wife, Nora Foster, who was b…

John Lydon Will Never Forgive His Rotten Bandmates

John Lydon, a.k.a. Johnny Rotten, will never forgive or reunite with the Sex Pistols. As he recently explained: ‘They piled that court case on me while my wife was dying of Alzheimer’s. It was a most unfortunate act on their part.’

John Lydon 'Will Never Forgive' Former Sex Pistols Bandmates

John Lydon has said he will "never forgive" his former Sex Pistols bandmates following a bitter legal battle over the band's music, insisting there is no chance of a reunion. The former frontman, also known as Johnny Rotten, has been at odds with Steve Jones, Paul Cook and Glen Matlock since a 2021 court case over the use of the band's songs in Danny Boyle's Disney+ series, Pistol. Lydon opposed the use of the music in the series and took legal …

John Lydon says he will never forgive his Sex Pistols badmates

The relationship between John Lydon (aka Johnny Rotten) and his former Sex Pistols bandmates has been strained since the band's formation in the 1970s. That's one of the main reasons the original lineup recorded only one studio album and reunited only a handful of times, most recently in 2007. However, things deteriorated even further after the release of the TV series Pistol, directed by Danny Boyle and based on Steve Jones' memoir Lonely Boy: …