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Babyshambles confirm new album plans

Babyshambles                                                       Pic: James Quinton

Babyshambles Pic: James Quinton

Band say they will convene in November to record

Babyshambles have confirmed that they will release a new album next year.

Drummer Adam Ficek told BBC 6Music that the four-piece plan to reconvene in November to begin work on their third album.

"It will definitely be out in 2009," he said. "We're choosing producers, and then in November I think we'll reconvene and really start kicking it into shape."

Ficek also talked about Babyshambles frontman Pete Doherty and his former Libertines bandmate Carl Barat's performance together earlier this week.

Pete Doherty and Carl Barat played onstage together at the Prince Of Wales pub in London on Wednesday (September 17).

"Those two are really good friends still," Ficek said. "I think there are obviously a lot of issues they need to talk about, and settle up on, but I don't think this will be the last time that we'll see them together."

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Brentmeister 

Sep 19, 2008

Well that puts any rumours of a full time Libertines reunion to bed, at least for the forseeable future.

berthalovelybertha 

Oct 12, 2008

no no no, don't be silly. don't forget, babyshambles and libertines once played on the same stage on the same night

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