Overview
- The band finished its This Not the Last Tour swing through Rosario, Buenos Aires and Mar del Plata, with about 3,000 people at Buenos Aires’ Art Media.
- Reviews say the set pulled from across PIL’s catalog, with long takes on Home, Know Now, World Destruction, This Is Not a Love Song, Poptones, Death Disco, Flowers of Romance, Open Up and Rise.
- Critics highlighted Lydon at a lectern at center stage, preaching rather than posturing in performances shaped by the deaths of his wife Nora Forster and tour manager John “Rambo” Stevens.
- Local ties marked the run, with Mar del Plata presented by Casa del Puente Discos and Brewhouse Puerto and support from Tomates en Verano and Buenos Vampiros, while FEA led by actor Sofía Gala Castiglione opened in Buenos Aires.
- The shows reinforced PIL’s post‑punk legacy with Lu Edmonds on guitar, Scott Firth on bass and Mark Roberts on drums supporting the 70‑year‑old singer.