The Enemy

When The Enemy broke onto the UK music scene in 2006, they quickly earned their place as one of the biggest bands of the era. Their anthemic, rabble-rousing energy lead to the #1, Platinum-certified debut album ‘We’ll Live And Die In These Towns’ as well as two more hit albums- ‘Music For The People’ (#2) and ‘Streets In The Sky’ (#9) before they said farewell with ‘It’s Automatic’ (2015). After celebrating their successes with numerous sold out tours, NME awards and performances with the likes of Oasis and The Rolling Stones, the band parted ways in 2016.

Tom Clarke (vocals/guitar) did continue the band's legacy touring solo across the UK during the in-between years, but eventually reunited with Andy Hopkins (bass) and Liam Watts (drums) in 2022. With over 40,000 tickets sold for their reunion tour, the demand for the 3-piece was still very much alive and well. In their home turf of Coventry, C.C.F.C. & fans proudly adopted the song ‘We’ll Live And Die In These Towns’ as their club anthem, further cementing their roots in both their home city and the wider football community, after having multiple hit songs used on iconic FIFA soundtracks, as well as ITV coverage of The FA Cup.

2026 marked the year in which The Enemy made a long-awaited comeback with the release of their fifth studio album ‘Social Disguises’ - their first in more than a decade. The band were fiercely committed to making sure that a new record equalled the standard of their hit-packed debut album - spending a year writing 90 demos for possible inclusion, and then another year in the studio, crafting a record that sparkles with the band’s relatable, everyman lyricism, as well as more personal life experiences.

With 2027 on the horizon, the band are gearing up to commemorate the 20th anniversary of ‘We’ll Live And Die In These Towns’ by headlining a special homecoming show at Coventry’s CBS Arena on March 20th, 2027.