Sep 21, 2004 • 1 min read

The Libertines appeal for fan film footage

The Libertines are asking fans for film footage of the band for an untitled DVD that will include their videos and live material from Brixton Academy.

Time for some Libertines news? I think so. The Libertines are asking their fans for any film footage they have of the band to appear on a forthcoming DVD. The currently untitled DVD is likely to feature all the band's videos from debut 'Up The Bracket' and their new eponymously-titled album. But the band's label Rough Trade also want to include some fan footage of the band.

A message from the label's A&R man James Endeacott on official website http://www.thelibertines.org reads: "Hello there.... We're putting together a Libertines DVD. Does anyone have any footage of the band taken over the last three years? Walking down the street, playing live, drinking tea, [shooting up, burgling their bandmate's flats, getting sent to prison] anything. Please let me know via email and we'll take it from there."

Live footage expected to appear on the DVD includes the band's three-night stint at London's Brixton Academy in Mar earlier this year.

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