GUMBALL 3000 IN Q MAGAZINE

British rock band The Enemy took part in this years coast to coast convoy from Los Angeles to Miami and frontman Tom Clarke was keeping notes from his experience for music magazine Q. This month you can read his full report along with other info about the Gumball Rally.

The Enemy formed in Coventry in 2006 and have since played Glastonbury twice, headlined T in the Park in 2007 and are currently supporting Oasis on their stadium tour.

Their debut album 'We'll Live and Die in These Towns' went straight to number one in the UK on release and their eagerly awaited second album, 'Music For The People', was only beaten to the top spot by Neil Young when it was released during the rally, a feat celebrated by Tom and his Dirty Sanchez mates in a hotel room wrecking spree that landed the band with a $5,000 bill.

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