The Libertines To Tour Europe This Winter
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The Libertines To Play 9 UK Shows
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France/Germany/Luxembourg/Belgium/Netherlands
The Libertines are very happy to announce a nine-date Christmas jaunt across the UK in December, along with shows in France, Germany, Luxembourg, Brussels and The Netherlands in October and November.
Tickets, for what is The Libertines first headline tour in over two years, go on sale at 9:00am on Friday 28th June and are available from: www.gigsandtours.com & www.ticketmaster.co.uk The full dates are:
OCTOBER
- 27th Sunday Paris Olympia
NOVEMBER
- 2nd Saturday Cologne Carlswerk
- 4th Monday Munich Tonhalle
- 5th Tuesday Berlin Columbiahalle
- 17th Sunday Luxembourg Den Atelier
- 18th Monday Brussels Cirque Royale
- 20th Wednesday Utrecht Tivoli Vrendenburg
- 21st Thursday Utrecht Tivoli Vredenburg
DECEMBER
- 3rd Tuesday Bournemouth O2 Academy
- 4th Wednesday Leeds O2 Academy
- 6th Friday Dundee Caird Hall
- 7th Saturday Glasgow Barrowland Ballroom
- 10th Tuesday Manchester O2 Victoria Warehouse
- 12th Thursday Nottingham Rock City
- 14th Saturday Birmingham O2 Academy
- 16th Monday Bristol O2 Academy
- 18th Wednesday London O2 Academy Brixton
The Libertines bar ‘The WasteLand’ and recording studio, at‘The Albion Rooms’ in Margate, open on the 16th August. More details on the opening celebrations of the bar and studio to follow shortly.
As previously announced Peter Doherty and Carl Barât play two acoustic shows at London’s Hackney Empire on Thursday 5th September and Friday 6th September, as part of Somewhere Festival, which sold-out within minutes of going on sale.
Peter Doherty recently released his acclaimed new album ‘Peter Doherty & The Puta Madres’ and toured the UK and Europe. Carl Barât latterly returned from a sold-out tour of the far East. The Libertines are currently working on their fourth album, the followup to the No.3 UK charting album ’Anthems For Doomed Youth’ (2015), which spawned the hits‘Gunga Din,’ ‘Heart Of The Matter’ and ‘You’re My Waterloo.’
The Libertines released their debut single, ‘What A Waster,’ in 2002. A second single ‘Up The Bracket’ was released in September of the same year and hit the UK Top 30 and was followed by their debut album, also entitled ‘Up The Bracket’ (produced by Mick Jones – The Clash). ‘Time For Heroes’ was unveiled in January 2003, followed by ‘Don’t Look Back Into The Sun’ (produced by Bernard Butler). A second album, ‘The Libertines,’ was released in August 2004 and entered the UK album chart at Number One, spawning the top 10 singles ‘Can’t Stand Me Now’ and ‘What Became Of The Likely Lads.’
Following the release of ‘Anthems For Doomed Youth’ The Libertines played to over a million fans worldwide, including sold out shows at Hyde Park, three nights at Alexandra Palace, seven UK Arena shows, Brixton Academy, The Roundhouse, The Royal Festival Hall, along with headlining Reading, Leeds, Y Not, Victorious, Truck, T In The Park and On BlackHeath Festivals.
