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Carl Barât Joins The Molotovs in London
Carl Barât joined The Molotovs onstage in London to perform The Libertines song What A Waster at the end of the band’s sold-out O2 Forum Kentish Town concert.
Carl Barât joined The Molotovs onstage in London to perform The Libertines’ What A Waster. The collaboration took place at the end of The Molotovs’ sold-out concert at O2 Forum Kentish Town on Saturday night, September 26. The Molotovs had previously performed at the same venue in 2021 as a support act for The Libertines. Barât joined Issey and Mathew Cartlidge for a performance of What A Waster, The Libertines’ first single from 2002.
What A Waster closed The Molotovs’ 21-song set on their second night in Kentish Town. After the band’s two-night London concerts, The Molotovs published a thank-you message on social media. The two Kentish Town concerts were part of The Molotovs’ current UK and Ireland tour. Later this year, The Molotovs will support Razorlight on the 20th anniversary tour for America.
The Molotovs’ second studio album, Welcome To Urbia, will be released on April 9, 2027. The album will follow the band’s UK Number Three debut album, Wasted On Youth, which was released in January this year. The Molotovs have released the single Urbia as a preview of the new album. Last month, The Molotovs opened London’s King’s Cross Summer Sounds series with a free show inspired by David Bowie.
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