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The Libertines surprised a handful of fans last night, when they played a last minute secret and intimate gig at The Boogaloo in London - hinting that they might play more impromptu gigs.
The band have been largely touring around Europe throughout the year after capping off their UK tour with a huge gig at The O2 in London, while Pete Doherty also played a string of solo shows to launch his new upcoming album.
Much more humble than The O2, rumours of the band appearing at the tiny London boozer and old haunt The Boogaloo started to circulate in the afternoon, before tickets to a show went on sale for £10 and featured support sets from Palma Violets and Trampolene.
Then, the band arrived on stage at midnight before treating fans to a run of violin-backed Libs classics
NOTHING WILL EVER BEAT TONIGHT ILY @libertines pic.twitter.com/4vQDNW1xc1
— charlie (@charliebarnes1_) July 20, 2016
The band then sent a number of Tweets which suggest that there may yet be more secret gigs to come...
Until next time, London. pic.twitter.com/ukdvxodxkm
— Libertines (@libertines) July 20, 2016
We'll meet again, don't know where, don't know when.
— Libertines (@libertines) July 20, 2016
Meanwhile, The Libertines have been rumoured to be opening up a bar and recording studio in Nottingham.
