The Enemy (UK band)

The Enemy are an English rock band that was formed in 2006 in Coventry.

Band History

Just a few months published after its founding, The Enemy released their first single " 40 Days and 40 Nights" as a limited vinyl edition. Shortly afterwards, they were touted as "Breakthrough Act 2007" by NME and received a contract with the Warner Music Group Stiff Records.

In 2007, she went to the UK with The Fratellis, The Paddingtons, Ash, Manic Street Preachers, Kasabian and The Stereophonics on tour.

Their single "Away from Here " reached number 8 in her home in the charts and their successors " Had Enough " debuted at No. 4. Through the emerging success they got more opportunities to act alongside established bands. So they played alongside The Wombats and Lethal Bizzle on the NME 2007 Rock ' N' Roll Riot Tour as the opening act and supported the Rolling Stones in the O ₂ Arena.

In early 2008 The Enemy won the XFM "Best New Music" award and were at the NME Awards in the categories of "Best New Band" and " Best Album " nomination.

On 24 April 2009 they released their second album "Music for the People".

On the video game " FIFA 13 " EA Sports titles her "Saturday " part of the official soundtrack.

Discography

Albums

• We'll Live and Die in These Towns ( 9 July 2007)
• B -Sides (4 April 2008 - exclusive to iTunes)
• Music for the People (24 April 2009)
• Streets in the Sky (18 May 2012)

Singles

• 2006 40 Days and 40 Nights
• 2007 It's Not OK
• 2007 Away from Here
• 2007 Had Enough
• 2007 You're Not Alone
• 2007 We'll Live and Die in These Towns
• 2008 This Song
• 2009 Do not Break the Red Tape
• 2009 No Time For Tears
• 2009 Sing When You're In Love