Glen Matlock: From Sex Pistols' Anarchy. Clashes with John Lydon. Still fighting the establishment.

Glen Matlock is a legendary British musician, songwriter, and bassist, best known as one of the founding members of the iconic punk rock band, the Sex Pistols. A pivotal figure in the rise of the punk movement in the 1970s, Matlock played a crucial role in crafting the band's distinctive sound, co-writing many of their most famous songs, including "Anarchy in the UK" and "God Save the Queen." His melodic basslines and songwriting sensibilities brought a unique musicality to the band, balancing the raw, anarchic energy of punk with a more structured, rock-inspired approach.

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After leaving the Sex Pistols in 1977, Matlock went on to have a diverse and successful career, performing with various influential acts such as Rich Kids, Iggy Pop, and The Faces. His ability to seamlessly move between punk, rock, and more experimental sounds has solidified his reputation as one of the most versatile and respected figures in British rock. Throughout the years, Matlock has remained active in the music scene, continuing to release solo work and collaborate with artists across genres, while his contributions to punk and rock music continue to influence generations of musicians.

In 2023 his album ‘Consequences Coming’ was received to wide-spread critical acclaim. Glen is currently the bass player for Blondie & will be supporting Alice Cooper this Autumn.

He's also touring the UK in November with his band, Chris Musto, Jim Lowe and Neil X. More info & tickets via: www.GlenMatlock.co.uk