Music
The Libertines reunite for London gig
Published Sunday, May 17 2009, 15:22 BST | By Adam Silverstein
Rex Features
According to NME, Pete Doherty, Carl Barat and Gary Powell played a tribute set to late fellow musician Johnny Sedassy - their first show since splitting in 2004.
The group took to the stage just after 2am, with Doherty saying, "Here's a musical interlude from a little known band who played their first ever gig here," reports Celeb XS.
The Libertines' seven-song setlist included debut single 'What A Waster', 'Can't Stand Me Now' and 'Time For Heroes'.
Last month, guitarist Anthony Rossomando said that a reunion will not happen in the near future.
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