Pete Doherty now fronts the band Babyshambles

The singer was freed after his manager took a banker's draft for the remaining £100,000 bail to Highbury Corner Magistrates Court, London, on Tuesday.

The ex-Libertines star, 25, and fellow musician Alan Wass, 23, were charged with robbery and blackmail after a fracas at a London hotel on Wednesday.

The pair must appear at Snaresbrook Crown Court on 21 February. Mr Doherty must observe a curfew while on bail.

He will not be able to leave his house between 2200 and 0700 every night - and must be accompanied by a security guard or his manager if he goes out at any other time.

Drug rehabilitation

Mr Doherty will be allowed to go to a drug rehabilitation centre, but must surrender his passport and report to a police station every day.

EMI, which has a publishing contract with Mr Doherty, had already paid £50,000 towards his bail bond, but a further £100,000 was required.

Mr Wass was able to meet his bail conditions earlier and was released on Friday.

Mr Doherty is accused of assaulting a documentary-maker. Both Mr Doherty and Mr Wass have publicly denied the charges.