The Enemy

Short Biography
This indie rock band from Coventry blasted the Other Stage at Glastonbury into life in 2007. They showcased songs from their debut album, We'll Live and Die in These Towns, which went straight to number one in the UK albums chart on release.

The three-piece scored a number four hit with their single ‘Had Enough'. They gained further acclaim when they where mentioned in NME as a breakthrough act for 2007 and were confirmed as headliners of the 2007 NME Rock'n'Roll Riot Tour.

The Enemy made lots of friends when they supported The Fratellis, Kasabian, Ash and Manic Street Preachers on their respective UK tours. In 2006, they opened the Godiva festival, and were seco...

Short Biography
This indie rock band from Coventry blasted the Other Stage at Glastonbury into life in 2007. They showcased songs from their debut album, We'll Live and Die in These Towns, which went straight to number one in the UK albums chart on release.

The three-piece scored a number four hit with their single ‘Had Enough'. They gained further acclaim when they where mentioned in NME as a breakthrough act for 2007 and were confirmed as headliners of the 2007 NME Rock'n'Roll Riot Tour.

The Enemy made lots of friends when they supported The Fratellis, Kasabian, Ash and Manic Street Preachers on their respective UK tours. In 2006, they opened the Godiva festival, and were second headliners beneath the Super Furry Animals at the event in 2007.

In-depth Biography
Enemy was an obscure punk outfit that hailed from New Zealand. Formed in the late '70s, the group is best known in their homeland for such singles as "Punks Alive" and "Fallen Hero." The band's full-length debut album, Gateway to Hell, was issued in 1983, and although it became increasingly hard to find over the years, was reissued on CD, containing ten bonus tracks (many of which were rare singles). The '90s also saw the release of a pair of concert albums recorded back in May of 1978 -- Pull Down the Shades and Iggy Told Me. ~ Greg Prato, All Music Guide