The Enemy Tickets

The Enemy - 2016 Farewell Tour Announced

Tom Clarke and band have announced that their 2016 live dates will act as a farewell tour, citing health issues and decreasing media promotion for their split. An alternative indie band with an unashamedly raw rock sound, they released four incredible albums over a decade-long career, amassing over a million record sales globally. Their last LP It's Automatic came out in October 2015 to With their infectious Britpop melodies and heartfelt lyrics, this is your final chance to see this amazing band perform songs like 'Away From Here', 'Had Enough' and 'No Time For Tears' live. Grab The Enemy tickets on StubHub now, assured by our industry first FanProtect Guarantee.

The Enemy Biography - Hear It's Automatic Live For the Last Time

Coventry trio Liam Watts, Andy Hopkins and Tom Clarke arrived on the scene as fresh faced teenagers, coming together at just 16 years of age. After signing with indie label Stiff Records, the band cut their first album We'll Live and Die in These Towns in 2007, which went straight to the top of the charts, receiving rave reviews from the British press. Their sound was influenced by greats like Oasis and The Jam, giving fans an unflinching portrayal of life in the UK - not least in singles 'Away From Here' and 'We'll Live and Die in These Towns'.

With national recognition earned, they performed on the main stage at Reading and Leeds in 2008 and opened for The Rolling Stones on tour. 2009 brought the release of sophomore LP Music For the People, which spawned singles 'No Time for Tears', 'Sing When You're in Love' and 'Be Somebody'. Third album Streets in the Sky once again broke the top ten, and showed a definite progression . The trio's final album, It's Automatic, may be their most contemporary and heartfelt record of all - a fitting end to a phenomenal career. Get The Enemy tickets to see their last ever performances now.

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