The Libertines

The Libertines are a celebrated British indie rock band formed in London in 1997, built around the songwriting partnership of Carl Barât and Pete Doherty. Renowned for their role in the garage rock revival, The Libertines have made a significant impact on the UK music scene with their distinctive alternative rock sound, memorable lyrics, and energetic live performances. Their influence extends well beyond their recorded material, establishing them as a cornerstone of modern British rock.

The band’s prolific output continues with the release of "All Quiet on the Eastern Esplanade" in April 2024, adding to their acclaimed catalogue that includes recent singles such as "Night of the Hunter" and "Run Run Run". Their genre-defining approach to alternative and garage rock has drawn generations of fans, maintaining relevance and excitement across decades. The Libertines’ commitment to the live music experience is also evident in their enduring presence on the touring circuit.

In August 2026, The Libertines are set to headline notable events including Discovery Festival at Slessor Gardens in Dundee and a major show at Hitchin Priory, sharing bills with acts like Maximo Park and Reverend and the Makers. They will also be seen supporting prominent names such as Oasis at Brighton’s Concorde2 and Arctic Monkeys at O2 Academy Leeds. For true enthusiasts of indie rock, following The Libertines and checking their future gigs is a must to experience their raw, dynamic performances first-hand.