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The Libertines played a hit-filled set in Copenhagen last night (23 September) ahead of their three-night Aexandra Palace residency.
The recently-reformed band kicked off their European tour at Store Vega, during which they played classic tracks such as 'Time For Heroes', 'Can't Stand Me Now', 'Don't Look Back Into The Sun' and 'What Became Of The Likely Lads'.
As NME reports, the band came onto the stage, which was decorated with their Up The Bracket artwork, to Vera Lynn's 'We'll Meet Again'.
Bassist John Hassall used the fact he lives in Copenhagen to get the crowd well and truly on side - speaking Danis and performing a traditional Danish folk song on the guitar.
The gig preceded The Libertines' three gigs at London's Alexandra Palace this Friday, Saturday and Sunday. For tickets and more info, click here.
The Libertines played:
The Delaney
Campaign of Hate
Vertigo
Den sømand, han må lide
Time for Heroes
Horrorshow
Begging
The Ha Ha Wall
Music When the Lights Go Out
What Katie Did
The Boy Looked at Johnny
Boys in the Band
Can't Stand Me Now
Last Post on the Bugle
The Saga
(New Song)
Death on the Stairs
Don't Look Back Into the Sun
Tell the King
The Good Old Days
Encore:
France
What Became of the Likely Lads
Up the Bracket
What a Waster
I Get Along
Sally Brown
Below: The Libertines landmarks to visit in London
