Babyshambles return with new single "Dandy Hooligan"

Babyshambles have released their first song in 12 years, "Dandy Hooligan", which is now available on all streaming platforms. This release coincides with the announcement of a reunion tour of the UK in 2025, representing the long-awaited full-fledged performance of the band after more than 10 years of silence. The reggae-style song was an unexpected choice, but fans are looking forward to Pete Doherty's vocals. Doherty not only praises Boba Morris, a longtime friend and anti-Nazi fighter who starred in the clip, but also openly admits in tribute to the legendary fighter with the National Front. Unfortunately, the reunion only became possible after the death of founding guitarist Patrick Walden, who passed away at the age of 46. Doherty called Walden's death an incentive for a reunion, planning to see his image on stage, which was an important moment for the tour.