Editors with Sex Pistols and Ama Music Festival

The Sex Pistols, born from London's punk scene, transformed punk into a global phenomenon with Johnny Rotten's fierce vocals and iconic album *Never Mind the Bollocks*. Despite controversies, they achieved fame with singles like "Anarchy in the U.K." and "God Save the Queen," collaborating with manager Malcolm McLaren. Known for chaos and rebellion, their brief career left a lasting impact on music culture. They were inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 2006, even if they didn't accept the honor.

English band Editors, started as Snowfield in 2003, pioneered the post-punk revival with chart-toppers like "Munich." Known for blending rock and synth, they've received critical acclaim and several platinum albums.