ROCK band The Enemy have been forced to cancel a string of gigs after a “medical emergency” as they issue an apology to their fans.
The group have revealed that their Glasgow and Edinburgh shows for tonight and Tuesday have been cancelled.
Taking to Instagram to share the news, their management posted a statement on their behalf.
It read: “Due to a family medical emergency within the band, they have had to rush back home and both tonight’s show at King Tut’s Glasgow and tomorrow night at The Caves Edinburgh have been cancelled.
“Refunds will be issued within the next 24 hours.
“We are so sorry for the disappointment caused, your support means the world to the band, thank you on their behalf for being so understanding of the circumstances. Many thanks, Management,” they signed off.
The group are still currently scheduled to perform at Brudenell in Leeds on Friday 27 and 100 Club in London on March 4.
Their beloved fans rushed to the comments section to send them their well-wishes as they navigate the emergency.
One concerned fan penned: “Hope all is well. Family should always come first. The shows can wait.”
Another understanding social media user commented: “Sending loads of love, hope everything is ok. Family is always first priority.”
Somebody else said: “Gutted. Hope everything is ok though,” while a fourth added: “Sorry to hear this, family first.”
The English indie rock band was formed in Coventry back in 2006 and consists of members, Tom Clarke, Andy Hopkins and Liam Watts.
The Enemy’s debut album, We’ll Live and Die in These Towns was released in 2007 and went straight to number one in the UK Albums Chart.
They followed this up with a further three albums and are gearing up for their fifth studio album, Social Disguises, which releases this week.
After disbanding in 2016, the trio reunited in 2022 for two reunion shows in their hometown of Coventry as well as embarking on a UK tour.
While Tom is on lead vocals as well as guitar, piano and strings, Andy is on bass guitar and vocals and Liam is in charge of drums.
The group revealed earlier this month they’re releasing their newest album, Social Disguises.
Taking to Instagram, they penned: “We can officially say that there is a brand new album by The Enemy being released THIS MONTH.
“It’s been a while since last time we said that!
“Massive love to everyone who’s listened to singles and pre-ordered the record! Go get yours from our website.”
This Summer is also set to be a good one for the band’s fans as they’ve been lined up to play Tramlines in Sheffield, Y Not? Festival in Derbyshire and Victorious Festival in Portsmouth.