Pete Doherty (Libertines) at Yo-Yo, Welly Club 14th August

Pete Doherty, the front man of the UK's biggest Indie band The Libertines is set to cause a storm when his solo project The Babyshambles play at The Yo-Yo Indie night on Saturday 14th August at The Welly Club Hull. Word is out on the street of the cities biggest gig since Oasis. Demand for tickets is very high with The Welly Club already receiving calls from across the UK.

Tickets for the gig will go on general sale at 10am from Beasleys Clothing Hull (01482) 210018 on Friday the 30th of July priced £12.00 + 50p booking fee. The tickets will be limited to 2 per person to avoid ticket touts buying them all. Half of the tickets were snapped up on Saturday (24th July) at Yo-Yo by regulars at the night, who were kindly given a chance by Andrew and Priya to buy them first. Support bands for the night are yet to be confirmed. The night will also feature an exclusive DJ set by Pete Doherty.

Pete Doherty and his band the Libertines are occupying 12 pages this week's NME as well as gracing the front cover of last weeks NME. Not since Suede played at Hull university back in the early 90's has the city played host to such an in vogue band. A media frenzy surrounds band members Pete and Carl as the Libertines continue to hold the number one slot in the NME / MTV2 charts with Can't Stand Me Now. The bands single and album are also predicted to grace to top spot in the UK charts respectively in the coming couple of weeks.

Don't miss out - be at Yo-Yo and the 14th of August 2004!!! Yo-Yo promoter Andrew Coe said This is the biggest and most important gig Hull as seen for as long as I can remember. The biggest since Oasis easily! We want to give the loyal Yo-Yo fans a chance at getting the tickets first. Other wise it will sell out with sales across the country.

Tickets will be between £12 and £14 and are expected to sell out on Saturday.

Doors on the 14th of August will open at 8pm - 3am including The Babyshambles and two support bands. For more details on the gig check out Web: www.yo-yo-indie.com

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