The Mirror — The Cumbria-based festival will also host acts including Madness and The Charlatans as it heads into its 11th year more info

Jam! Showbiz Music, Canada — Pete Doherty will headline the first show at the Bataclan, the Paris concert venue hit by a terror attack on Nov. 13, when it reopens next fall. more info

New York Times — The concert hall has said on Twitter and on its website that the rocker Pete Doherty would perform on Nov. 16. more info

Stereogum — Paris’ Bataclan became the epicenter of an international tragedy last year when terrorists stormed the venue during an Eagles Of Death Metal concert. 89 people were killed, and the venue has remained closed ever since that devastating night. The co... more info

Guardian Music — French venue has been closed since three terrorists opened fire on the crowd during a gig by the band Eagles of Death MetalThe Bataclan, the Paris music venue where 90 people were killed in November’s terrorist attacks, will reopen in the autumn, w... 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

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 — Trust The Libertines to release their new album in an awesome, unconventional way. Pete Doherty, Carl Barat and the boys are hosting a "week of shenanigans" in Camden to mark their first record in 11 years finally reaching fans. more info

Stereogum — The Libertines reunited last year and said that they’d be releasing a new album for the first time in 11 years. Pete Doherty, Carl Barât, and co. have been playing songs from the new record live at festivals over the past month, and now they’ve ... more info