Pete Doherty, co-frontman of recently reunited indie rockers The Libertines, has admitted that his drug use has killed his creativity and affected his family life. The singer has also said that he’d like to kick his habit, which has been well-publicised for many years. In an interview with the Daily Star, Doherty has opened up
Babyshambles frontman and ex-Libertine Pete Doherty has revealed that Babyshambles’ recent UK tour almost didn’t happen, admitting that he nearly scrapped the entire enterprise hours before the band were set to take stage for their first gig to promote new album, Sequel To The Prequel. The band were recently Down Under for Splendour In The
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Just has he promised back in June, Babyshambles’ frontman Pete Doherty has opened his own memorabilia store in the UK suburb of Camden, and filled it to the brim with interesting (but mostly uninteresting) tidbits from throughout his personal life and career. Initial reports from within the shop make it seem just as strange as
English rock trio Babyshambles have dropped a brand-new track, Farmer’s Daughter, taken from their highly anticipated third studio album Sequel To The Prequel, which will be getting an Australian release on Friday, 30th August. Farmer’s Daughter is a gorgeous little slice of laid back rock ‘n’ roll and a nice indicator of the album to
All sideshows have been cancelled after advice from immigration solicitors.
Just days after announcing their upcoming album, Sequel To The Prequel, Babyshambles have begun to deliver the goods with the release of the first single from the record, Nothing Comes To Nothing. The track has debuted as most high profile tracks do, with BBC Radio 1’s Zane Lowe. You can expect some serious flashbacks to
English rock outfit Babyshambles are all set to release their third studio album this August, Sequel To The Prequel, the first new music from Pete Doherty and friends since Shotter’s Nation almost 6 years ago. First single Nothing Comes To Nothing will be coming out on 16th July, just in time for us to learn
Everyone’s got their own little idea for a recession buster, and Babyshambles main man Pete Doherty is no different. In a recent interview, the rocker detailed his foolproof revenue raising plan, which includes second-hand cigarette butts once smoked by Amy Winehouse and Kate Moss. In the chat with NME, Doherty outlined his plan to sell
English rock trio Babyshambles just keep on dishing out the surprises – first came the news that they’d be making the trip to Australia for the first time to play this year’s Splendour In The Grass festival, then they announced a string of headlining shows around the country, and NOW they’ve confirmed that album number
Babyshambles have added four extra dates to their Australian tour. Here as part of this year’s incredible Splendour In The Grass 2013 lineup, the visit marks the very first time Pete Doherty and co have made their way to our shores, with these new dates seeing them take in Sydney, Melbourne, Perth and Adelaide. Since
The last few days have seen a slew of Splendour 2013 sideshows announced and, to be honest, it’s been difficult just keeping track of them all, so here’s the entire bunch of SITG sideshow dates and venues in one easy to consume chunk! Everything Everything, Cold War Kids, James Blake, Haim, FIDLAR, Daughter, Jake Bugg,
It’s a big day for the cats behind Splendour In The Grass. Not only have they managed shift to just about every ticket on the market, but the gang have now confirmed that there will be sideshows for some of the lineup, though unfortunately that’s about all the information released. TheMusic.com.au have revealed that main
It has been confirmed that Babyshambles will be following up their 2007 full-length album Shotter’s Nation. Though not too much is known about the forthcoming material, Bassist Drew McConnell has told NME (Via Live4Ever UK) that it’s definitely coming. According to McConnell, frontman Pete Doherty originally set out to write a follow-up to his 2009
