Jun 24, 2004 • 1 min read

New Libertines album release date set

Rough Trade will release the Libertines' second album on 30 August, with a 14-track listing, while Pete Doherty says he is healthier and Carl Barat is unsure about summer festival commitments.

Well you can't be sure about much when it comes to the Libertines, but you can be pretty certain that this summer we'll all get to hear the band's highly anticipated second album. Rough Trade has said they will release the album on 30 Aug, and that the track listing will be as follows:

Can't Stand Me Now

Last Post On The Bugle

Don't Be Shy

The Man Who Would Be King

Music When The Lights Go Out

Narcissist

The Ha Ha Wall

Arbeit Macht Frei

Campaign Of Hate

What Katie Did

Tomblands

The Saga

Road To Ruin

What Became Of The Likely Lads.

Elsewhere in Libertines news, frontman Pete Doherty has made another post to his Babyshambles website reporting that: "I'm healthier and more together, just need to show the lads I can hold it together and maybe we can do the festivals. Wouldn't it be lovely?"

That said bandmate Carl Barat was less sure about meeting summer festival commitments. When interviewed by the BBC at this week's Mojo Awards he said: "Ten minutes is a long time in the Libertines, so you never know what could happen. He is always part of the band, of course he is. The band wouldn't be the band if he wasn't".

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