Doom Seekers Alert

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For Babyshambles fans out there, there must be a certain amount of doom felt everytime the band announce a new gig. Off you go to buy your ticket, knowing that in all likelyhood the band won’t show up, or will and then just dick about on stage.

So it’s with great pleasure that we inform you of your latest doom outing, as Doherty announces that Babyshambles will be appearing at Koko on Thursday at Club The eNeMEy. They are promising new material but fingers crossed for anything material.

Tickets are miraculously still on sale, so if you’re a doom seeker then get £14 ready go here.

Babyshambles aside, the night also features Dustin’s Bar Mitzvah, Selfish C*nt, Lefthand, The Delphian Complex and Vanlustbader so we’re sure you’d have a good night anyway.

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  • http://www.sizemore.co.uk/visiblemonsters/ Mike

    Mr Warren Ellis:

    Days like this, I almost understand
    the appeal of Pete Doherty. A
    confused junkie who doesn’t make
    records, for confused people who
    don’t buy records. Reality tv made
    flesh: someone who exists only as
    a series of photos, interviews, press
    releases and arrests, on a scripted
    spiral down to, not destruction,
    because we wouldn’t be that lucky,
    but to non-newsworthiness. The
    classic pop musician’s career path
    without actually having to get
    through a gig or release albums. A
    prime icon of early 21C media/art
    disaffection: but Mum, he doesn’t
    even play any songs to make you
    angry! He just turns up places and
    nods out! He’s like Paris Hilton with
    a crack pipe! And he doesn’t
    encourage kids to take drugs because
    he can’t speak for that long!

    Better that than fucking Coldplay.

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