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<\/p>\nThe Enemy say it just ‘didn\u2019t feel right’<\/p>\n
Coventry band The Enemy on stage at Godiva Festival 2023(Image: Darren Quinton)<\/p>\n
Coventry indie heroes The Enemy have announced they will be celebrating the release of their new album after being forced to cancel the original launch party last month.<\/p>\n
The band, famed for their now iconic Coventry<\/a> City anthem We’ll Live and Die in These Towns, was meant to celebrate the launch of new album Social Disguises with a series of shows, including one at hmv Empire.<\/p>\n But a family medical emergency meant the Coventry date, as well as several others, was reluctantly cancelled. But this week, the band issued a statement on its social media channels that local fans are sure to be happy about.<\/p>\n Read More: Museum bosses say ‘here to stay’ as airport set to close<\/a><\/p>\n Read more: Green light for Coventry regeneration scheme after tower blocks bulldozed<\/a><\/p>\n “It didn\u2019t feel right to be celebrating our new album without a hometown show,” it read. Thanks to hmv Empire we\u2019re going to be playing for one night only on Friday 8 May to celebrate the release of \u2018Social Disguises\u2019 in Cov!<\/p>\n “We\u2019ve made this a full capacity show which means we won\u2019t be able to include a signing opportunity after the gig, however we have arranged something special for those who manage to get tickets.<\/p>\n “Every ticket for this show will include an exclusive limited edition copy of \u2018Social Disguises\u2019 with a sky blue disc. See you down the front.”<\/p>\n