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10 Jun 2009
Carlos Barat was given a warm reception at Dunfermline’s Carnegie Hall on Tuesday 9th June as he played a rapturous set to thrilled fans. Although the all-seated venue was not sold out, Barat’s energetic performance drew hundreds of fans from their…
2 Oct 2008
Dirty Pretty Things have split up. Frontman Carl Barat - who formed the band after his old group with Pete Doherty, The Libertines, split up - revealed the group have decided to go their separate ways in order "to try new things". He released a…
3 Jul 2008
INDIE (Vertigo) This fiery London bunch have always seemed very much like a Carl Barât-centred, post-Libertines offshoot but with their second full-length release, Dirty Pretty Things take one step closer to being a proper band. More polished than…
2 May 2008
Details of Dirty Pretty Things ' second album have been unveiled. The follow-up to 2006's Waterloo to Anywhere, it will be named This Is Where The Truth Begins and released on 30 June. The band, fronted by ex-Libertine Carl Barat, also release a…
24 Apr 2008
Keeping you up to date with all the best new Scottish gigs announced in the last 24 hours: More shows have been announced for the 02 Wireless Weekender's Glasgow leg. Joining Sam Sparro as support for his Oran Mor gig on 9 May are Frankmusic and Jack…
4 Mar 2008
Carl Barat, formerly of The Libertines, has announced three dates for Scotland with his new band Dirty Pretty Things. The gigs are to support their forthcoming second album This Is Where The Truth Begins (to be released in June). They will kick…
21 May 2007
The fact that Isle of Skye Music Festival scooped the ‘Most Fan Friendly’ gong at the 2006 UK Festival Awards is testimony alone to its quality. Consider that the event took such a prize in spite of being one of the most soggy, windswept outdoor…
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