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Tom's Guide
32 minutes ago
- Entertainment
- Tom's Guide
How to watch The Libertines at Glastonbury 2025: Live stream Doherty and Barât for FREE on Sunday
There should always be a place for The Libertines on any festival line-up and this Sunday it is the turn of Glastonbury Festival 2025 as the sultans of sleaze turn up at 2 p.m. in the afternoon to get the day started properly. You can watch The Libertines at Glastonbury live streams from anywhere with a VPN and for FREE. The Libertines' Glastonbury 2025 set takes place on Sunday, June 29.► Start time: 2 p.m. BST / 9 a.m. ET / 6 a.m. PT / Midnight AEDT (Mon.)• FREE STREAM — BBC iPlayer (U.K.)• Watch anywhere — try NordVPN 100% risk free This is definitely one of the less thin times because if Pete Doherty and Carl Barât have been together through thick and thin - and Dirty Pretty Things and Babyshambles - the thick part when they finally smash it could be about now. Last year's "All Quiet on the Eastern Esplanade" album will get a run out here - and that's a very good thing - but they're not the kind of band to leave without dropping old school hits "What a Waster", "I Get Along" and "Can't Stand Me Now". One of most eagerly anticipated sets of the festival, The Libertines will be sure to blow your minds. Below are all the details you need to watch The Libertines and live stream Glastonbury 2025 for FREE and from anywhere. The Libertines' set will be broadcast live and for FREE by the BBC in the U.K. That means it will also be streamed as it happens and on demand on its BBC iPlayer platform online. iPlayer coverage of all Pyramid Stage acts — including The Libertines — is available to stream in Ultra HD. As well as laptops, the service also has apps for smartphones, tablets and a wide range of streaming devices. But, what if I'm traveling abroad right now? You can use a VPN to watch Glastonbury as if you were back home. NordVPN is our top pick of the options and we'll show you how to access it below. Away from home at the moment and blocked from watching the The Libertines' set on your usual subscription? You can still watch this and all the other Glastonbury coverage live thanks to the wonders of a VPN (Virtual Private Network). The software allows your devices to appear as if they're back in your home country regardless of where in the world you are. So ideal for viewers away on vacation or on business. Our favorite is NordVPN. It's the best on the market: NordVPN deal: FREE $50 / £50 Amazon gift card Boasting lightning fast speeds, great features, streaming power, and class-leading security, NordVPN is our #1 VPN. ✅ FREE Amazon gift card worth up to $50/£50✅ 4 months extra FREE!✅ 76% off usual price Use Nord to unblock BBC iPlayer and watch The Libertines live online with our exclusive deal. Using a VPN is incredibly simple. 1. Install the VPN of your choice. As we've said, NordVPN is our favorite. 2. Choose the location you wish to connect to in the VPN app. For instance, if you're away from the U.K. but want to view BBC iPlayer as usual, you'd select a U.K. server from the list. 3. Sit back and enjoy the action. Head over to BBC iPlayer and enjoy The Libertines' set. The Glastonbury Festival is only shown in the U.K. so you won't find The Libertines' Glastonbury set in any international listings. However, if you're currently on holiday in the U.S., Australia or Canada from the U.K.. You can download one of the best VPN services and tap into your FREE home coverage of Glastonbury 2025 through the BBC iPlayer. We recommend NordVPN. Or if you're content only to listen to The Libertines set, you can do so via the BBC's 'pop-up radio station' BBC Radio Glastonbury via BBC Sounds on web browsers. Pyramid Stage The Other Stage West Holts Stage Woodsies Park Stage Acoustic Stage Avalon Stage We test and review VPN services in the context of legal recreational uses. For example: 1. Accessing a service from another country (subject to the terms and conditions of that service). 2. Protecting your online security and strengthening your online privacy when abroad. We do not support or condone the illegal or malicious use of VPN services. Consuming pirated content that is paid-for is neither endorsed nor approved by Future Publishing.
The Sun
a day ago
- Entertainment
- The Sun
Lottie Moss recreates sister Kate's iconic Glastonbury 2005 look as she parties at festival
LOTTIE Moss has recreated her sister Kate's iconic Glastonbury 2005 look as she parties at a festival. Kate, 51, used to be a regular at the four-day event — but now Lottie, 27, is taking centre stage. 4 4 Lottie dressed up like her supermodel sister Kate, 20 years on, as she lets loose at Glastonbury. She wore a slinky gold minidress with a belt, along with wellies, to copy an iconic look of her sibling's from the festival in 2005. Lottie was seen buying drinks in a VIP hospitality area in the outfit on Friday afternoon in the dress. She previously teased how she would recreate Kate's look from when she was dating rocker Pete Doherty, who is on the line-up again this weekend. Speaking on her Dream On podcast, Lottie said: 'I actually found this gold dress. "I don't know if you remember this picture of my sister, she's walking through Glastonbury and she's wearing Hunter welly boots and this gold dress and a little belt. 'I found pretty much the exact dress in Zara. "I was like, how cute would it be to recreate one of my sister's most iconic looks? So I've got my long Hunters and I've got the dress. 'I bought this dress maybe a month ago and it's just been sat on my table waiting for Glastonbury. I'm really excited.' Kate was last seen attending Glastonbury back in 2023 when she was pictured watching Primal Scream from the side of the Pyramid Stage. Watch the heartbreaking moment Lottie Moss breaks down in tears and admits rehab 'didn't work' on Bear Hunt Lottie recently dissolved her facial fillers and is embracing her natural appearance. The model wiped away a tear as she opened up in an emotional video on TikTok explaining her decision. She said she reversed all the cosmetic procedures she had done on her face when she was younger, saying it has helped her feel like herself again. Lottie got the word Lover inked under her eye while on holiday in Bali in December 2022 but had it erased last year. Glastonbury 2025 - confirmed acts so far TICKETS to the 2025 festival sold out in just minutes before some of the acts were even confirmed. Here is who has been confirmed so far. Confirmed headliners: The 1975 will take to the Pyramid Stage on Friday. Neil Young will headline the festival for the second time after his last set in 2009 on Saturday after RAYE makes her return. Charli xcx will headline the Other Stage on Saturday night. On Sunday, Olivia Rodrigo is due to belt out her hits for her first appearance while Rod Stewart will perform in the legends slot. More acts to appear on the Other Stage include Loyle Carner and The Prodigy. Doechii will make her Glastonbury debut on the West Holts Stage on Saturday night. Other names confirmed include Noah Kahan, Alanis Morissette, Gracie Abrams, Busta Rhymes, Lola Young, Brandi Carlile, Myles Smith, En Vogue, Amaarae, Cymande, Shaboozey, Osees and Gary Numan. In a warning to fans, she joked at the time: "Don't drink alcohol kids!" Speaking in her latest video, the Bear Hunt contestant said: 'I dissolved everything in my face that I had before. "I used to have jaw filler, which looked awful, and I used to have lip filler, but it's all gone now, and I look like me again.' 4 4
The Guardian
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- The Guardian
Glastonbury 2025: post your questions for Carl Barât and Pete Doherty of the Libertines
Pete Doherty and Carl Barât's relationship has been called 'one of pop's great rollercoaster romances'. They met in the early 2000s in London and forged the Libertines in the fire of squat parties and guerilla gigs across the capital. The band defined the era's guitar music – raw energy, bohemian lyricism, 'the' band names, hats. Their 2002 debut album, Up the Bracket, produced by the Clash's Mick Jones, remains a seminal release of the decade, with bleary-eyed garage-rock hits such as I Get Along, What a Waster, and the title single, which have lit up indie discos ever since. The co-frontmen stuck it out for a few years through thick and thin (thin being Doherty's numerous arrests, drugs busts and that time he broke into Barât's flat). It's a love-hate brotherhood they cemented in the 2004 UK No 2 single Can't Stand Me Now, which came alive when they performed, jostling for the same microphone. Eventually the Libertines disbanded in 2004, with Barât forming Dirty Pretty Things and Doherty focusing on Babyshambles. There have been reunions over the years: the pair attempted to bury the hatchet in 2007 and 2009, and they released 2015 album Anthems for Doomed Youth. But the 2020s have marked a new chapter. The band returned with 2024's All Quiet on the Eastern Esplanade, which was recorded – completely sober, they say – at the studio they co-founded in Margate, Kent. Now's your chance to ask them everything you've ever wanted to know about being the boys in the band. On Sunday 29 June at 12pm at the Astrolabe theatre, they'll be speaking to music critic Miranda Sawyer with the help of this reader Q&A. Fancy finding out how they view their legacy? What the secret is to their songwriting? Or how they survived those early years? Post your questions in the comments below and the best will be read out onstage. If you're at Glastonbury, come along and see it live, but if you're not we'll publish highlights online afterwards.
Yahoo
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Patrick Walden, Babyshambles guitarist, dies aged 46
When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Patrick Walden, the guitarist best known for his work alongside Pete Doherty in the British post-punk band Babyshambles, has died aged 46. The news was announced through the group's social media. No cause of death was revealed. Doherty had formed the band after splitting from the Libertines in the early 2000s, his substance abuse a key driver in his departure. When assembling a new outfit, he confided in Walden as lead guitarist, who could be found with anything from a Gretsch semi-hollow to a Tele or a Jazzmaster draped over his shoulder. Proving to be more than just Doherty's foil, Walden co-wrote a host of songs featured on their 2005 debut album, Down in Albion. That included co-writing its big hit, Fuck Forever, a track driven by a chimey, edge-of-breakup guitar tone. It's one with both charm and attitude in equal measure, something that typified the band's – and Walde's – signature sound. Walden would leave the band in December 2005 in light of substance issues, and an assault case involving his then-girlfriend, although all charges were later dropped. Michael Whitnall took his place for 2007's Shotter's Nation. However, Walden linked up with two ex-bandmates, Drew McConnell and Seb Rochford, for a show in July 2007, and joined the Babyshambles at a gig at Halo in Battersea two years later. 'It is with deep regret and sadness that we share the news of Patrick Walden's death,' Babyshambles say in an official statement. 'We feel very fortunate to have known, loved, and worked with him, and we kindly ask for respect and privacy during these difficult times.' One commenter on the band's Instagram post, currently the only one visible on its timeline, compared his guitar playing to the Stooges maestro Scott Asheton, calling him 'the best guitarist of my generation.' As per an interview with blogger Olivia Collins for The Musical Acid Test in November 2024, Walden says he was pursuing a degree in jazz composition, citing the genre as his first love. His first job was working at Camden Jazz Café at 18, rubbing shoulders with some prestigious names, including Herbie Hancock and Ravi Coltrane. But it was in the indie rock world with which he is more commonly associated. 'I realised when I stopped drinking, the hunger for music came back and I wanted to do something new and different with that kind of music,' he had said. 'The way I played all the other music was very instinctive, I would just do it, by playing in bands, but this takes training, it's a lot of hard work, and I think it's a responsibility as well.'
The Sun
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- The Sun
Pete Doherty breaks silence after Babyshambles' bandmate's tragic death and reveals tattoo tribute
PETE Doherty has addressed Babyshambles' bandmate Patrick Walden's death with a heartwarming tribute. Last week, fans learned of the guitarist's tragic death at just 46 years of age. 5 5 Patrick's stellar music career had also included playing for James Blunt. Taking to Instagram, lead vocalist Pete, 46, shared a tribute to his former colleague. Displayed on a typewriter, it read: "Used to call me Petey! huh!? "Jesus that's a shot in the heart - you brought joy to so many f*****g people mate. "I was in Mexico lately, and a kid in the street had a tattoo of you and a shambles French dog on his chest, so I got the French dog tattooed the next day, meant to call you and tell you.... telling you now Pat mate." He added: "Down in Albion... Up in heaven? Hmmm "My times in the galleys with you were exquisite, I remember the night we spent 2 or 3 writing pipedown, one time we were both crashing on the floor at Rooz studios. "To know you were loved and will be missed. To all your friends and family. Be at rest in peace, Pat. "Love from your pal Petey." A fan commented: "Sending love to everyone." Another shared: "I have the French dog tattooed on my arm. RIP Pat." While a third added: "Really shocked by this one." In addition, Pete shared a snap of his new French dog tattoo. Patrick Walden joined Babyshambles in 2004 and stayed as lead guitarist until 2006. The band revealed Patrick's passing on their official Facebook page. Their post read: "It is with deep regret and sadness that we share the news of Patrick Walden's death. "We feel very fortunate to have known, loved and worked with him and we kindly ask for respect and privacy during these difficult times. "Peter, Drew, Mik, Adam." 5 5
