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Wild Youth frontman dismisses claims of row with Sex Pistol John Lydon

EXCLUSIVE: The Dublin band were crowned as Ireland's Eurovision bid last Friday after impressing audiences with their single "We Are One"

Dublin Live

Row breaks out among Late Late Eurosong hopefuls as John Lydon labels competition 'disgusting'

The war of words preceded Friday night's show where Wild Youth emerged victorious

Irish Mirror

Punk icon Lydon fails in bid to play Eurovision Song Contest

Punk icon John Lydon has failed in his attempt to become Ireland’s entry for the pop music competition the Eurovision Song Contest

The Independent UK

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Wild Youth to represent Ireland at Eurovision 2023 in Liverpool with 'We Are One'

The band came out on top during the RTE Late Late Eurosong Special on Friday night

Irish Mirror

Sex Pistol’s John Lydon fails to win Ireland Eurovision selection

The Irish competition was won by the song We Are One by the band Wild Youth

Evening Standard

John Lydon loses out on Eurovision selection as Wild Youth chosen to represent Ireland

Former Sex Pistol came fourth in vote to select country’s entry to the song contest

The Guardian - UK

John Lydon fails in bid to represent Ireland in Eurovision Song Contest

The Irish competition was won by the song We Are One by the band Wild Youth.

The Independent UK

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John Lydon loses bid to represent Ireland in Eurovision with song honouring wife

John Lydon, formerly known as Johnny Rotten, made a bid to represent Ireland in the Eurovision Song Contest with his song Hawaii, which is dedicated to his wife Nora

Daily Mirror

Eurosong 2023: Everything you need to know about Sex Pistols frontman John Lydon's family life and Irish links

The punk icon and his band Public Image Limited play their song Hawaii in the hopes of securing a spot in Eurovision 2023

Irish Mirror

Former Eurovision star Brooke Scullion has given these words of advice to Ireland's six hopefuls

Brooke represented us last year in Italy with her song 'That's Rich'

Irish Mirror

Hawaii review, Public Image Ltd: John Lydon’s poignant love song for his wife is a worthy Eurovision entry

On the song with his band PiL, Lydon revels in a perfect moment with his partner Nora Forster, who has Alzheimer’s

The Independent UK

John Lydon breaks down in tears ahead of Late Late Show Eurovision appearance

The former Sex Pistols frontman penned the song for his wife Nora, who has Alzheimer's

Dublin Live

Dublin band Wild Youth in running to represent Ireland at Eurovision 2023

Wild Youth and their song 'We Are One' are one of six possibilities for the Irish Eurovision entry this year

Dublin Live

John Lydon ‘shaking’ as he competes to become Ireland’s Eurovision entry

Ireland’s song contest representative will be selected on Friday night from six competitors, including the ex-Sex Pistol.

The Independent UK

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Edinburgh Live

John Lydon in tears on This Morning after slamming Holly and Phil's 'lousy intro'

John Lydon labelled Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield introduction for him on This Morning 'lousy', before the Sex Pistols singer broke down in tears during an emotional segment.

Evening Standard

John Lydon: They kept saying Eurovision... I said, why not?

With his moving new single ‘Hawaii’, former Sex Pistol John Lydon has his sights set on the world’s biggest, if cheesiest, song contest. He talks to Tom Ellen about songwriting as catharsis, Harry, Meghan and Greta Thunberg and why he’s now ‘beyond ego’

Daily Mirror

John Lydon slams Holly and Phil's 'lousy' This Morning intro before breaking down in tears

John Lydon took issue with the way Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield introduced him to This Morning viewers earlier today, before the Sex Pistols singer broke down in tears during an emotional segment

Irish Mirror

The Waterboys star Mike Scott reveals he's not a fan of former Sex Pistols frontman John Lydon

Mike gave his honest opinion about what he thought about Lydon trying to represent Ireland at the Eurovision Song Contest

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The Independent UK

John Lydon on raising awareness about wife’s Alzheimer’s with Eurovision entry

Public Image Ltd are vying to represent Ireland with their song Hawaii, a tribute to their frontman’s wife.

Daily Mirror

John Lydon tearful as he shares life caring for wife with Alzheimer's amid Eurovision bid

Sex Pistols star John Lydon – best known by his stage name Johnny Rotten – has released a Eurovision bid song representing Ireland, which is dedicated to his wife, who has Alzheimer’s

The Guardian - UK

John Lydon hopes to highlight ‘torture’ of Alzheimer’s with Eurovision bid

Former Sex Pistol competing to represent Ireland with love letter to wife of 44 years who is living with the illness

Evening Standard

John Lydon bizarrely brands Eurovision ‘disgusting’ despite attempting to star on the show

The former Sex Pistol lives up to his anarchist reputation as he hopes to represent Ireland

Irish Mirror

Eurovision winner Paul Harrington says frenzy surrounding John Lydon's Ireland bid is 'unfortunate for all'

Exclusive: The former Eurovision champion said the ex Sex Pistols rocker could be the next Johnny to win the contest but says it is a pity he is getting all of the attention

Irish Mirror

Dustin the Turkey has just four words to describe Sex Pistols John Lydon's Irish Eurovision bid

Exclusive: Johnny Rotten is one of six acts hoping to represent Ireland at the song contest in May

Liverpool Echo

Sex Pistols' John Lydon competing to represent Ireland in Eurovision

The singer will go head-to-head with five other acts to become Ireland's representative

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