The Enemy plan to give fans the first taste of their forthcoming new album at an impending Leamington Spa gig, and will also play debut record ‘We’ll Live and Die In These Towns‘ in its entirety.
In a message released today, frontman Tom Clarke said: “As you know we’re playing a gig in Leamington Spa at our favourite boozer, The Exchange. It’s been a while, and we figured we’d treat those of you lucky enough to get tickets to a performance of the first album, in it’s entirety, in order. We’ve never done it before, so we’re pretty excited, if not a little bit daunted!”
“We’ll also be playing your favourite hits off the second record, as well as debuting some new material from our forthcoming third album! All in all, it’s the most comprehensive, longest, and complete performance of Enemy material we’ve ever put together! Let’s hope we get to the end of it before you tear the place up or the police turn up.”
‘We’ll Live and Die In These Towns‘ was released in July 2007, with the follow up ‘Music For The People‘ coming in the April of 2009.
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