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Review of An Evening With John Lydon 

What an Outstanding performance. 
Blown Away.
Anger is an Energy...

Absolutely brilliant night, John Lydon was absolutely amazing to listen to…… ??????????

It was an interesting evening with one of this countries greatest icons , it was a great night filled with some cool , some heartbreaking stories of John’s life. He was a stand up guy who didn’t seem to take his self too seriously.
We are told you should not meet your heroes, we’ll in John’s case I would say he breaks the rule.
 He is Definitely someone worth meeting .

Excellent evening, well arranged and very glad i made the impromptu decision to go

It was an interesting evening and the first half of the interview went well, but the second half I felt Billy Sloan was dominated and overtaken by John Lydon, who went off on a tangent when asked a question. I also felt John Lydon was a little rude to the Glaswegian accent - he kept saying 'sorry I don't know what you are saying' or 'sorry I cannot hear you', during the Q & A, and the person had to repeat themselves or  have Billy Sloan to interpret, which I thought slightly offensive. Did he not realise he was in Glasgow? 
So a bit disappointing towards the end of the event. I felt the only real part of himself he showed, was when he mentioned his wife.

Great night listening to an absolute cultural icon.

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Blending the cityï¿½s historic feel with the energy and vibe of the Hard Rock brand, Hard Rock Cafe Glasgow is housed in the Cityï¿½s ï¿½Style Mileï¿½ at 179 Buchanan Street in the restored, renaissance-inspired, 1891 Athenaeum Theatre.

The Glasgow Cafe has over 9,000 square-feet of space, including spacious seating for 170 guests, a live music area for weekly events, a late night bar and a merchandise-filled Rock Shop. Additionally, the multi-level cafe has the ability to be used for unique private celebrations and memorable event functions to accommodate Glasgowï¿½s growing conference market.

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