Former Sex Pistols frontman John Lydon is aiming to represent Ireland at Eurovision2023.
Lydon and his band Public Image Ltd will compete against five other acts next month for the chance to represent Ireland at the event in Liverpool this summer.
They are entering their new single ‘Hawaii’ and will perform it at a Late Late Show contest special alongside the other musicians vying for the position.Lydon, who was known for much of his career as Johnny Rotten, has two Irish parents, with his mother hailing from Cork and his father from Galway. 1/2 PiL will be competing to represent Ireland at Eurovision 2023 with their new single Hawaii - which is available on all digital platforms from today, Monday, January 9th.
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