Tag: The Enemy

The Enemy‘s Tom Clarke has taken to Twitter for a final push which he hopes will carry his band’s new album to number one tomorrow.

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‘Streets In The Sky‘, The Enemy’s third album, has arrived.

You remember The Enemy, don’t you? Like The Fratellis, The View and countless other bands to achieve public attention in the last seven years. This lot emerged, fiercely intent and carried along on a wave of positive sentiment from certain …

Tom Clarke, frontman of The Enemy, has said he believes the UK produces the world’s best rock bands, after shrugging off the idea that guitar music is on the way out.

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The Enemy have been forced to move their planned gigs at Coventry’s Cathedral Ruins next week (May 21st and 22nd) due to health and safety concerns.

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The Enemy have said their second album ‘Music For The People‘ may have been ‘too political’, and have now gone back to the more successful formula of their 2007 debut.

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Saturday is the first single proper taken from the brand new album ‘Streets In The Sky’ released via Cooking Vinyl on May 21st.

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The Enemy will play two hometown headline shows at Coventry Cathedral Ruins on 21st and 22nd May to coincide with the release of their third album ‘Streets in the Sky’ on 21st May. The band will also be performing an exclusive warm-up show at London’s Borderline on 18th April before …

The Enemy shot their new video during a performance at a homecoming show at S7VEN nightclub in Coventry.

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The Enemy have announced the title for their forthcoming third album, while also revealing the comeback single ‘Gimme The Sign‘ will receive its premiere on Zane Lowe’s BBC Radio 1 show.

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The Enemy have admitted they are entering the ‘make or break’ period of their career as they work on a third studio album.

After being a part of a commercially successful period for British guitar bands when they released debut album ‘We’ll Live and Die In These Towns‘ in 2007, …

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.

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Fifteen years after Oasis and Blur’s sensationalised singles scuffle, the media are dinging the bell for round two. But in place of the northern monkeys and southern fairies this time are two oblivious competitors being hammered into a ‘next big thing’ shaped hole.

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Live4ever’s highlights this week include a new album from a Manchester legend, a farewell gig from a popular Sheffield band, and the return of a long-running music-based TV series.

Albums

Ian Brown‘s new album ‘My Way‘ is released this week. The album has already spawned hit single ‘Stellify‘, and has …

Tom Clarke

Tom Clarke has revealed his band The Enemy are interested in writing England’s official song for the 2010 FIFA World Cup.

The band have made no secret of their love for football since bursting onto the music scene a few years ago, and have played at their beloved …

Kasabian at Summer Sonic Festival

Day 1 (7/8/09):

It was my third visit to the mega festival, which is held just outside of Tokyo, Japan. I saw Oasis and Kasabian for the first time in 2005, in 2007 I enjoyed The Enemy, Kasabian, Manics, Arctic Monkeys and many more, and …

Tom Clarke

The Enemy frontman Tom Clarke has lept to the defence of Liam Gallagher after Oasis cancelled their Sunday night V Festival spot after he came down with laryngitis.

The decision has provoked criticism from some festival goers and media out-lets, while one paper has claimed the move is …