Vocalist of Coventry based indie-rockers The Enemy, continues his acoustic celebration of the band's material.

“This whole thing started off as a stripped back ending, but it’s become an encouraging new beginning too.”
- Tom Clarke

25-year-old Bathgate singer Luke La Volpe is the latest star to emerge onto the national scene from the musical hotbed of West Lothian, home of contemporaries and friends The Snuts and Lewis Capaldi.
 
During the enforced hiatus of lockdown, Luke scored a Scottish Number 1 single with Dead Man's Blues from his Terribly Beautiful EP and organised the Sofathon Singalong online festivals in aid of the Music Venue Trust, helping grassroots music venues through the crisis. In recognition of his support, the charity invited him to become a patron alongside legends including Sir Paul McCartney and Billy Bragg. He was awarded the Male Breakthrough award at the 2020 Scottish Music Awards.
 
2021 has seen Luke come roaring back into the live arena with sold out shows at Glasgow’s King Tut’s and St Luke’s, support with The Lathums and Tribes and festivals including Latitude, Liverpool Sound City and Live at Leeds.
 
Luke’s current single Alter Ego, written with Yungblud guitarist Adam Warrington and Glasgow writer-producer Buzz Killer, "is for everyone that lost a bit of themselves this last 18 months but is fighting back to be the person they're meant to be.” the accompanying video features Luke battling with his own demonic alter ego.
 
Luke is working on a new EP for release in the new year and will embark on his first full UK tour in spring 2020.