John Lydon said he thinks it's time for The Rolling Stones to retire during an appearance on 'Good Morning Britain' on ...

John Lydon took an unexpected swipe at The Rolling Stones during an appearance on a British morning show Wednesday (May 7).

Former Sex Pistols lead singer John Lydon (formally known as Johnny Rotten) said The Rolling Stones “should retire,” since ...

The singer responded to recent controversy surrounding the Belfast hip-hop trio, who have been compared to his formative band ...

Thank you for the article on Kneecap, the Northern Irish rappers, who since a controversial set at a California festival last month stand accused of promoting violence (“Ludovic Hunter-Tilney on punk ...

The name Sid Vicious brings up all sorts of images of debauchery, mayhem and general rock 'n' roll delinquency. Whether he intended to or not, the Sex Pistols member left behind quite the legacy.

Lydon also suggested that Kneecap may be taking cues from the Sex Pistols’ playbook. “I think they’re following what they think is the Sex Pistols route,” he said. “It’s helpful ...

"You shouldn’t be talking like that, you shouldn’t be making enemies of your fellow human beings," the former Sex Pistols ...

His comment came during an interview on Good Morning Britain that aired on May 7. That part of the conversation began when ...

The Rolling Stones don’t look like they plan to stop anytime soon, but ex- Sex Pistols and Public Image Ltd lead singer John ...

In February, “Hackney Diamonds” won the Grammy for Best Rock Album, marking only the fourth time that the Stones brought home a gramophone since the legendary British band formed in 1962. In 2015, ...

Punk frontman declares Irish rappers ‘my enemy’ after videos resurface of group shouting ‘up Hamas, up Hezbollah’ ...