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PiL

Influential English post-punk/experimental rock band formed in 1978 by former Sex Pistols singer John Lydon, guitarist Keith Levene and bassist Jah Wobble - many line-up changes ensued afterwards.

The 2009 reformed band line-up features: John Lydon - vocals, Lu Edmonds - guitar, Bruce Smith - Drums and Scott Firth - Bass.

Their key albums include "First Issue" (featuring "Public Image" and "Religion"), "Metal Box" (featuring "Death Disco" and "Memories"), "The Flowers of Romance" and "Album" (featuring "Rise"), as well as the comeback 2012 studio-album, "This Is PiL", "What the World Needs Now..." (2015), plus 2023's: "End of World".

The band released single, "Hawaii" in 2023 which was submitted in order to represent Ireland in the Eurovision Song Contest.

Founder member, Keith Levene passed away in 2022.

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Happy 10th birthday!
The Glaswegian music festival based at Kelvingrove Park is 10 years old, with this year's line-up boasting: Public Service Broadcasting, PiL, Elbow, Billy Ocean, and more. Tickets on sale now #Festivals
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100 Club
Westminster
O2 Academy Bournemouth
Bournemouth
The Birdwell Club
Barnsley
The Boiler Shop Stephenson Works
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
3Olympia Theatre
Dublin
Dolan's Pub/ Warehouse/ Restaurant
Limerick
The White Rock Theatre/ Sussex Hall
Hastings
O2 Academy Oxford
Oxford
Pyramid/ Parr Hall
Warrington
O2 Academy Leicester
Leicester
The Engine Shed/ Platform (university of Lincoln)
Lincoln
Kelvingrove Park
Glasgow
Holmfirth Picturedrome
West Yorkshire
Cheltenham Town Hall
Cheltenham
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