Pitchfork — About eight years and 200 Pete Doherty drug arrests ago, the Libertines released debut album Up the Bracket and became the press-anointed saviors of UK rock. But after drug problems and intra-band strife took their toll, co-leaders Doherty and Carl B... more info

Guardian Music — Pete Doherty and Carl Barât put aside differences for headline show. And there could be new Libertines material in the pipelineThe Libertines are set to reform for a headline slot at the Reading and Leeds festival in August. The band, which centre... more info

NME — Former Libertine shows us round his dressing room more info

Guardian Music — Dodgy accents and a lack of rodeo skills ... is it any wonder Sadie Frost and Carl Barât don't lasso critical approval in Sam Shepard's stage romance?Oh dear. I suppose there are many people who often wonder, as Carl Barât must have done, wheth... more info

NME — Mika attacks Alan McGee, Lily Allen collapses – your music gossip stop more info

NME — Former Libertine stars in 'Fool For Love' more info

Rollo & Grady — There’s an excellent interview with Carl Barât in the new issue of NME. Here’s a couple of Q&A’s with him from the magazine. NME: Pete [Doherty] is adamant that The Libertines will reform in 2010. Is it happening? Barât: If it happens i... more info