Sex Pistols Biography
Sex Pistols (Steve Jones, Paul Cook & Glen Matlock) brings three key members of the influential British punk band to Minneapolis for a October 6, 2026 concert at The Fillmore - Minneapolis Presented by Affinity Plus. Guitarist Steve Jones, drummer Paul Cook and bassist Glen Matlock are central to the group's story and its enduring place in punk-rock history.
The original Sex Pistols helped shape punk's sound and attitude in the late 1970s. Their landmark album, Never Mind the Bollocks, Here's the Sex Pistols, and songs including “Anarchy in the U.K.” and “God Save the Queen” remain closely associated with the band. This Minneapolis date features Jones, Cook and Matlock; the event information does not identify a tour name or provide details about earlier Sex Pistols performances at this venue.
For Minneapolis concertgoers, the show offers a chance to hear music with a lasting influence on alternative rock in a live setting. Fans seeking details about this Concerts event and its Alternative category can find it on ticketssaintpaulmn.com.
Venue and Seating Information
The Fillmore - Minneapolis Presented by Affinity Plus is the listed venue for the event. Seating and standing arrangements can vary by show, and no event-specific seating map or verified section-by-section fan feedback is provided here. Check the event's current ticket details before choosing a location.
When comparing ticket options, consider whether you prefer a closer view of the stage or more room to enjoy the performance. Confirm the layout and any accessible seating information with the venue or ticket listing, since the setup for this concert has not been specified.
Parking Information
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Sex Pistols Saint Paul reviews
3 doors down was so amazing!
Daughtry and his band played louder than he sings, making it difficult to hear him, resulting in my ears ringing after the performance. The bass player had a microphone inside the bass guitar, leading to excessive volume. Despite this, both bands put on a great show. I would have to give the edge to Sex Pistols in terms of technicality. This was my second time seeing Sex Pistols in concert and I must say, each experience just keeps getting better.