Sex Pistols featuring Frank Carter have announced their Anarchy In The UK tour.
Titled in reference to the legendary punk band's debut single, released in November 1976, the tour will commemorate five decades of punk rock.
“With Anarchy, I think we tapped into a feeling of unrest around the country at the time," reflects drummer Paul Cook. "The message was pretty simple - just have a go and get out there and do whatever you want to do. It was a new world.
Looking back on the quartet's first year in the spotlight, including the infamous Anarchy tour which featured The Clash, The Damned and Johnny Thunders and The Heartbreakers alongside the Sex Pistols, Cook adds, "It was kind of like a commando raid. I don't even think a lot of places knew we were playing there. We just turned up and set up. It was all a learning curve for us - getting out there and playing live - we were learning on the job."
This year's Anarchy In The UK tour will make stops in Dublin, Ireland, Edinburgh, Glasgow and London.
