The Sex Pistols To Play Philadelphia In September

PHILADELPHIA — Punk legends the Sex Pistols are embarking on their first United States tour since 2003, and they're coming to Philadelphia to perform their 1977 album "Never Mind the Bollocks, Here's the Sex Pistols" in its entirety.

With Frank Carter on vocals, the Sex Pistols will play The Fillmore Philadelphia Sept. 26.

In Philadelphia, Carter will join Steve Jones, Paul Cook, and Glen Matlock to perform the iconic 1977 album in its entirety, plus more, in celebration of the band's 50th anniversary.

Tickets will be available starting April 4 at 10 a.m. at online here. Artist presale and other presale opportunities will be held from April 1 through April 3. Get more information online here.

The Sex Pistols' legendary 1978 US tour is immortalized in three "Live in the U.S.A." albums, capturing the band’s raw and defiant energy in Atlanta, Dallas, and San Francisco. These recordings, featuring iconic tracks like “God Save the Queen,” document the band amidst hostile crowds and historical upheaval, solidifying their impact on rock and roll.

Available now in limited-edition vinyl (1500 copies each color), CD (2500 copies), and digital collections, the vinyl series includes: Atlanta (red vinyl) from the Great South East Music Hall, released Feb 28; Dallas (white vinyl) from the Longhorn Ballroom, released today; and San Francisco (blue vinyl) from Winterland Ballroom, coming April 25.

The 3CD set will be available on digital on April 25.