The Enemy Reveal Album Title And Tour Dates

The Enemy have finally revealed the name for the third album, they have called it 'Streets In The Sky'. The name relates to a block of flats in Sheffield  (Park Hill), completed in 1961 but subject to much controversy ever since. A BBC documentary 'Saving Britain's Past' featured the flats that became a listed building in 1998. The title reflects the gritty real aspect of life in Britain for many people.

The first three tour dates were also revealed with Manchester, Glasgow and London kicking off the tour. Tom Clarke described the dates as 'a little appetiser to the years full explosive live calendar.' with more dates and diverse venues to be announced over the coming months.

23rd May - Manchester Academy, Manchester


24th May - Shepherds Bush Empire, London


25th May - Glasgow Barrowlands, Glasgow

The Enemy will also be performing at Live at Leeds Festival on Saturday 5th May 2012 (Bank Holiday weekend) Tickets for the festival are available from www.lunatickets.co.uk, while tickets for The Enemy tour are available from their official website  www.theenemy.com

Tom Clarke told fans on his official blog, "We're making a proper effort to bring you the shows you want to see, not to just start the bus and jump on the standard gig circuit. Don't panic, there will be more live dates announced soon and a full tour. After these select shows we'll be making some festival appearances, because of the nature of festivals we can't announce which ones yet, but let me tell you, I know which ones we're playing, and who with, and it's going to be the best festival season we've ever done!"

The Enemy frontman continued by saying, "After festivals there will be a full on Enemy headline tour. We intend to play the longest set we've ever played. Pretty much the whole of the first album, the special moments off the second that everybody loved, and an absolute barrage of new exciting big songs from Streets In The Sky. The hard part with this album, is deciding which ones we have to leave out, because they're all bangers. Everybody has a different favourite, and every song is a gem!"

Streets In The Sky will be released late spring and follows on from the chart topping debut album 'We'll Live And Die In These Towns' and the #2 follow up album 'Music For The People'. For the latest updates visit www.theenemy.com or click the official website links below.

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Streets In The Sky - gets inspiration from the Sheffield flats