Brooklyn Vegan — by Bill Pearis With piano, strings and a little oboe, The Libertines' lovely ballad "You're My Waterloo," from this year's Anthems for Doomed Youth, evokes nostalgic romance without even focusing on the lyrics. With them, though, including mentions o... more info

Stereogum — The Libertines did the whole “drunk in love” thing really well in the years before Beyoncé released an excellent homage to that very particular feeling, and the British band is still doing a good job illustrating the kind of romance that blossom... more info

Stereogum — The Libertines play the role of torturers in their new video for “Heart Of The Matter,” a track off their recently released new album, Anthems For The Doomed. They act out their 50 Shades fantasies in a blood-red room as spectators pay to stare t... more info

The Independent — Libertine, égalité, fraternité… Pete Doherty, the reformed bad boy of British Indie, has shocked the French. It’s not anything to do with bad language, drunkenness or incorrect use of the word tu. more info

Brooklyn Vegan — The Libertines have issued a statement in regards to their canceled UK shows last week, including the London record release show which was scrapped at the 11th hour. Co-frontman Pete Doherty apparently suffered a serious anxiety attack:For the loved.... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — by Bill Pearis The Libertines new album, Anthems for Doomed Youth, was released today. Their first album in 11 years, it's pretty good -- certainly better than you might have expected three years ago -- and worth checking out. Stream... more info

The Daily Mail — Pete was feared 'missing' on Thursday night as disappointed Libertines fans speculated that he was stuck in a pub toilet when they cancelled their Electric Ballroom show in Camden. more info

The Independent — The Libertines were forced to pull out of a London gig last minute due to a “medical situation” hours after they were meant to appear on stage. more info

The Independent — This weekend sees Reading and Leeds Festival roll round once again. Famous for its ever impressive bill of rock and indie stars, this year's line-up doesn't disappoint, with ramshackle rockers The Libertines taking a headline slot and other R&L regu... more info

The Telegraph — Check the best pictures of the bands - including Metallica and The Libertines - and the fans at the Reading and Leeds Festival 2015. more info