The Enemy front man ‘hit by pint glass’ during gig at The Old Fire Station in Bournemouth

THE lead singer of an indie band was the victim of an assault in Bournemouth, it is claimed.

The Enemy front man Tom Clarke took to Twitter to report that he was hit in the head by a full pint glass while performing at The Old Fire Station on Sunday.

In a tweet to more than 20,000 followers, Clarke said: “That was a long weekend, taking a full pint glass to the head last night in Bournemouth was interesting too!”

The show, which took place at the venue in Holdenhurst Road, was rescheduled from February 24.

A police spokesperson confirmed officers had received a report of an assault at The Old Fire Station, which is currently being investigated.

The band was formed in Coventry in 2006, and has released three albums.

Clarke performs lead vocals, lead guitar and piano for the band, as well as playing strings.

Comments(4)

stevobath says...
1:51pm Sat 9 Mar 13

Obviously someone decided he REALLY was 'The Enemy'!


Whilst I don't condone violence,Tom does come across as rather pretentious
& gobby so possibly rather annoying!
Still don't think he deseved having a 'full pint' thrown over him...Waste of a drink.

stevobath says...
1:52pm Sat 9 Mar 13

Someone obviously thought he really was 'The Enemy!'....Waste of a drink if you ask me!

Lord Spring says...
5:44pm Sat 9 Mar 13

Surely some beer would have been lost as it was propelled so it could not have been a full pint .

l'anglais says...
8:07am Sun 10 Mar 13

Don't you just love Dorset (born, bred thick in the head) folk.

More concerned about the beer than the possibility of causing injury.

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