Babyshambles announce new live album ahead of Irish dates

Indie-rock band Babyshambles have announced their Live At KOKO album, arriving on October 9.

The group reunited for their first show together in 11 years in 2025, playing at London's KOKO on December 15. The Libertines' Carl Barât joined them on stage, singing 'What Katie Did', and 'Wolfman' for the first time in 20 years.

The first four songs of the live album are set to drop today as an EP. An additional four tracks will available in the digital and CD version, ‘La Belle et la Bête’, ‘What Katie Did (featuring Carl Barât), ‘Lost Art Of Murder’ and ‘Wolfman’.

The band are currently on tour with shows in Cork, Dublin and Belfast later this month.

The English band was formed by lead vocalist Pete Doherty during a hiatus from the Libertines.

They have released three albums Down in Albion in 2005, Shotter's Nation in 2007 and Sequel To The Prequel in 2013, as well as a range of EPs and singles.

They reissued their debut album Down in Albion for its 20th anniversary and released the reggae-pop song 'Dandy Hooligan', in 2025. Live at KOKO will be their newest album since Sequel To The Prequel in 2013.

Babyshambles Irish shows:

Cyprus Avenue in Cork on August 22
Vicar Street in Dublin on August 23
The Limelight in Belfast on August 24

You can purchase tickets here

Babyshambles Live at KOKO track-list:

1. Introduction by Bill Bailey / Killamangiro
2. Delivery
3. I Wish
4. Sedative
5. Beg Steal Or Borrow
6. There She Goes
7. Unstookie Titled
8. 8 Dead Boys
9. Baddie’s Boogie
10. Pipedown
11. Fuck Forever

Listen to Live at KOKO here: