The Pleasures don’t pull any punches on their long-awaited second album, Enemy of My Enemy, released this week. The record sees the band in full flight—trading verses, swapping stories, and sparking off each other across a collection that’s soulful, raw, and brimming with grit and heart.
Fronted by Catherine Britt and Lachlan Bryan, two distinctive voices in Australia’s Americana and roots music, The Pleasures lean into their trademark chemistry—equal parts tension, charm, and undeniable magnetism. With Brad Bergen on drums and Damian Cafarella on bass, the powerhouse quartet continue carving their own path, unapologetic and unrelenting.
The album launches with its title track and lead single, a riff-heavy anthem that, as Bryan explains, “set the tone for how this record was made.” Recent singles “Where The Money Goes”, “Let’s Go Again”, and “Was It Something I Said?” have already gained national airplay on ABC Radio and community stations, while building international momentum on U.S. Americana radio and attracting glowing reviews in the UK.
The Pleasures are poised to bring their new album to life on stage in the coming months with shows in NSW, ACT & VIC :
- Saturday 4th October – Deni Ute Muster, Deniliquin NSW
- Thursday 23rd October – Brass Monkey, Cronulla NSW
- Friday 17th October – Groundwater Music Festival, Gold Coast, QLD
- Saturday 18th October – Groundwater Music Festival, Gold Coast QLD
- Friday 24th October -The Oaks Hotel, Albion Park, NSW
- Saturday 25th October – Smith’s Alternative, Canberra ACT
- Sunday 26th October- Camden Hotel, Camden NSW
- Friday 31st October – Full Throttle Ranch, Buttai NSW
- Saturday 1st November – The Cordial Factory, Grenfell NSW
- Sunday 2nd November – Robertson Public House, Robertson NSW
- Friday 21st November – Young Street Tavern, Frankston VIC
- Saturday 22nd November – Northcote Theatre, Melbourne VIC
- Sunday 23rd November – Hidden Gems Festival, Dandenong VIC
Enemy of My Enemy is out now via UBERSavvy Music / MGM Distribution.