Frontman Rou Reynolds spoke o NME backstage at Download, where he told us about plans for new material and their 2024 UK tour, and how there is still a long way to go when it comes to saving smaller music spacesThe post Enter Shikari say “a change of government will definitely help” in saving grassroots venues appeared first ...

It follows a number of artists dropping out of the festivals in protest at their sponsorship by the bank, which has ties to Israeli arms salesThe post Enter Shikari speak out as Barclays pull out of Download, Latitude and Isle of Wight festivals after boycott appeared first on NME.

"People often travel considerable distances to come to live shows, so we feel it’s important for us to make the effort as well sometimes and play places that your standard tour wouldn’t normally," said frontman Rou ReynoldsThe post Enter Shikari announce “smaller, sweatier” winter 2024 UK tour dates appeared first on NME.

"I just hope to God that there is still a Gaza and a Palestine left when this fucking nightmare ends"The post Enter Shikari express solidarity with Palestine at Wembley Arena gig appeared first on NME.

From The Prodigy and Hundred Reasons to Gloria Jones and Tchaikovsky, these are the songs that have meant the most to the Enter Shikari frontman