One of the most iconic British indie rock bands known is The Libertines; with their raw sound and poetic lyrics, Carl Barât (vocals, guitar), Pete Doherty (vocals, guitar), John Hassall (bass), and Gary Powell (drums) create a hypnotic indie sound with each of their tracks.
This indie rock band is also known for their UK garage rock revival of the early 2000s, formed in London in 1997 by Pete Doherty and Carl Barât. Within their music, we can sense punk urgency with heartfelt romanticism, giving them just the right amount of an edgy vibe, which is what makes them one of the most succesful indie rock bands in the current indie rock music scene.
Time for Heroes (2002), Can't Stand Me Now (2004), and Gunga Din (2015) are some of their most cherished tracks that fuse scrappy punk, melodic rock, and Britpop influences. This chaotic but anthemic sound is lyrically accompanied by themes of love, excess, ambition, and British identity, often with a nostalgic, literary edge.
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2025 Tour
Here are The Libertines’ next concert dates in Australia—secure your tickets now for an unforgettable live experience full of indie rock!
Brisbane: The Fortitude Music Hall - 17 de April de 2025
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Who are The Libertines?
The Libertines is one of the most successful British indie rock bands, whose raw energy, poetic lyrics, and chaotic yet captivating chemistry have gained them a loyal worldwide fandom.
What kind of music does The Libertines make?
The Libertines' music falls within the indie rock genre, with garage rock, punk, and Britpop influences.
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The Libertines - Can't Stand Me Now (Official Video)
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