The Enemy and The Subways cover each other’s classic songs for mental health and homeless charities
nme.comThe Enemy and The Subways have announced they’ll be releasing a cover of each other’s hits to raise money for mental health and homeless charities.
Find further details below.The covers will be shared on October 10, in aid of World Mental Health Day and World Homeless Day.
Money will be raised for Shelter, a housing and homelessness charity and Mind, a mental health charity.The Subways will be taking on ‘We’ll Live And Die In These Towns’, while The Enemy have recorded their rendition of ‘Rock & Roll Queen’.Alongside the tracks, a limited run of scarves will also be for sale to raise money for the two charities.
For each scarf purchased, an additional blank scarf will be donated to charity. They’ll be available at the bands’ upcoming live shows, or you can pre-order them online here.It comes ahead of The Enemy’s upcoming ‘Indie Til I Die’ UK tour, set to kick off in Edinburgh on October 4.
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