Babyshambles confirm gig tonight
The band hope to play Lewisham show
Babyshambles have announced their intention to play a short notice gig tonight (July 14).
The band are set to perform at Dirty South in Lewisham, London, this evening, the first time the group have played together publically since frontman Pete Doherty returned from a rehab stint in Portugal.
Announcing the gig drummer Adam Ficek revealed the show would be at 10.30pm, but warned fans not to get too hopeful.
“As always, don't mortgage your house on it,” he explained. “I take no responsibility for a no show. Place your bets please."
Support will come from WALKMAN NME Breaking Bands favourites The Ebs
Meanwhile Babyshambles are set to headline at Get Loaded In The Park in London on August 27.
For ticket availability go to NME.COM/Gigs.
The band are set to perform at Dirty South in Lewisham, London, this evening, the first time the group have played together publically since frontman Pete Doherty returned from a rehab stint in Portugal.
Announcing the gig drummer Adam Ficek revealed the show would be at 10.30pm, but warned fans not to get too hopeful.
“As always, don't mortgage your house on it,” he explained. “I take no responsibility for a no show. Place your bets please."
Support will come from WALKMAN NME Breaking Bands favourites The Ebs
Meanwhile Babyshambles are set to headline at Get Loaded In The Park in London on August 27.
For ticket availability go to NME.COM/Gigs.
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