The Enemy play massive homecoming gig

The Enemy played the first of two homecoming gigs last night (April 5), in front of a sold-out crowd at the Ricoh Arena in Coventry.

The trio played an hour-long set, which saw them include a cover of the Sex Pistols' 'God Save The Queen'.

Introducing the cover, which has featured on the band's current tour, frontman Tom Clarke, told the crowd: "I want to see everyone dancing mental to this!"

The band also olayed new song 'Sing When You're In Love/Sing When You're Out Of Love', after which Clarke declared: "I can't tell you how much this means to me, to be playing at the Ricoh."

The Enemy played:

'It's Not OK'
'40 Days And 40 Nights'
'Pressure'
'Had Enough'
'Aggro'
'We'll Live And Die In These Towns'
'Song About You'
'Away From Here'
'Sing When You're In Love/Sing When You're Out Of Love'
'Happy Birthday Jane'
'God Save The Queen'
'You're Not Alone'

The trio will round off their residency - and their UK tour - at the Ricoh, home of Coventry City Football Club, with a second gig tonight.

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