TWO DOOR CINEMA CLUB

The Irish trio Two Door Cinema Club will hit the road to European venues in 2027 to celebrate their cult album, ‘Tourist History'. The tour will stop in Belgium on Monday, February 1, 2027 at the Cirque Royal de Bruxelles. Expect a full performance of the album, accompanied by the band's greatest hits. The opening act will be provided by the Welsh indie rockers The Royston Club. Originaire de Bangor and Donaghadee, in Irlande du Nord, Two Door Cinema Club made a name for themselves from their debut by mixing guitar riffs inspired by post-punk with an electronic production that is both danceable and modern. Released in 2010, ‘Tourist History' helped define a whole generation of indie music and gave birth to iconic tracks such as "Something Good Can Work", "Undercover Martyn" and "What You Know", the latter having crossed the billion-stream mark worldwide on Spotify. After this notable release, the band continued its evolution and confirmed its success. They reached 2nd place in the UK charts with their second album ‘Beacon' (2012), before following up with ‘Gameshow', ‘False Alarm' and ‘Keep On Smiling', all ranked in the Top 10 in the UK. Sixteen years later, ‘Tourist History' remains a reference work for fans around the world and marks a key moment in the band's evolution, having moved from small local stages to large international venues and main stages of festivals. The concert at the Cirque Royal promises to be an intense and explosive celebration, with an interpretation of ‘Tourist History' from start to finish, as well as the most popular and appreciated tracks of Two Door Cinema Club. Tickets on sale starting Friday, April 24 at 10 a.m.