Tom Clarke, Andy Hopkins and Liam Watts are putting on an intimate performance as a thank you for the loyal support fans have shown over the years. Tom said, "It's the first chance we've had to play the new stuff off the third forthcoming album, which we are all very excited about playing! The club is S7VEN, those of you who are Coventry natives will know that that's John Dawkins' night, and we think it's only right to film the first video there, just like we filmed our first ever video round the corner in The Hope And Anchor."
The Coventry trio are making a return with their keenly anticipated third album, which promises to be a crowd pleaser - just like their 2007 number one selling debut album, 'We'll Live And Die In These Towns'. The limited edition '40 Days And 40 Nights' and 'It's Not OK' were both filmed in Coventry and the band hope to recreate the raw vibe emanating from their early material. Now on Cooking Vinyl records, The Enemy have been free from the demands a larger record company often put on artists. This will mean the third album will be the sound The Enemy have created for their fans.The video will be filmed at the intimate S7VEN nightclub on Thursday 16th February 2012 with fans becoming stars of the show. The band will be following that up with a single release and a selection of live shows in Coventry, London, Manchester, Leeds, Glasgow and Brighton. The Enemy spoke about performing in Coventry saying, "We are trying to make Coventry show something very special that links up with a special date in the towns history but need to raise a bunch of cash to make this happen!"
More details can be found on the official websites below and Tom is keeping fans updated via his new blog:
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