Dear Enemy Tickets

Dear Enemy emerged from Melbourne, Australia in the early 1980s, originally as the cover band Stonewall before crafting a distinct indie pop sound with synth-pop and rock influences. They became part of Australia's vibrant 1980s indie scene, delivering catchy melodies and charting singles that still echo in Australian music history. While the group disbanded in 1988, their recordings remain a touchstone for fans of the era’s melodic experimentation.

We’ve got you covered for context and listening: explore their most notable tracks, chart entries, and the albums that defined their sound. If you’re seeking archival material or classic Australian indie, Dear Enemy is a meaningful name to know.

As of now, public information does not show ongoing touring activity for Dear Enemy in 2025. We continue to monitor official channels for any archival releases or re-emergence. For fans seeking to reconnect with the era, we can help locate genuine releases and authorized collections. If you’re planning a Melbourne or Australian indie music exploration, Dear Enemy's catalog offers a snapshot of the 1980s synth-pop-inflected scene.

For follow-up details and potential future appearances, consider keeping an eye on reputable music archives and EMI-related reissues. We’re here to help you navigate authentic, publicly documented materials and legitimate releases as they become available.