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The Irish are coming! The Irish are coming! Northern Irish dance-punk trio Two Door Cinema Club have stormed the urban scene with their fresh indie new-wave sound. Think of them as your ticket to catchy dance music without the guilt.
If you've been to any cool-kid parties with plenty of PBR or watched a Microsoft Outlook commercial you've heard Two Door Cinema Club. The debut single "Something Good Can Work" was originally released in 2009 on a trend-setting compilation from fashion house/record label Maison Kitsunè. If you can't remember it catch it on Youtube (it has nearly 15 million views).
Following in the footsteps of French dance-pop phenomena Phoenix and '80s icon Duran Duran, Two Door Cinema Club recorded their debut 2010 album Tourist History at Eastcote Studios in London. Mixed by Phillip Zdar, his vision was to punch up the beat with rich bass and foot-stomping rhythm. While on tour with Alt-J, Chvrches, Peace and St Lucia, stopping a venues like Fillmore (Philadelphia), their live sets turned into impromptu dance parties, not even the most passive fans couldn't resist the groove.
Their sophomore album Beacon, produced by Jacknife Lee was released in September 2012 and reached No. 17 on the U.S. Billboard 200 with singles" Sleep Alone" and "Sun." Well thought hooks, good beats, and fearless when it comes to having fun, Two Door Cinema Club is going to have many honorary members wanting to join in.
Two Door Cinema Club put on a show. That's all there is to it. Being in such a venue like 7th St. Entry in Minneapolis, the crowd was right next to the group, and they gave off so much energy it pulled the crowd in. I very much enjoyed their set and would definitlly see them again. Overall a great experience.
Soooooooooooooooooooooooo Good!! the group kept saying they were so surprised to see so many of us there, but really how we could we not love them?
The venue may have made the night perfect. Standing 10 feet from the band then walking 15 feet for refill on a $3 beer? Amazing. TDCC was great. Big energy in a small venue was up-close fun. They had two good band open for them too. Great concert.
some gig all the songs were class,top live band for indie rock fans
They put on a great show. Their music inspires dance and just having fun which is exactlly what happened live. And what a great surprise with the opening bands esp. Penguin Prison!!!
Concert was awsome as usual! Band and crowd were great. Music is excellent... Danced all night!
The first opening band, GroupLove was absolutely amazing! By the time Two Door Cinema Club got on stage, Webster Hall was completely packed. The band sounded better live than on record, and this was the best show I've been to thus far!!!!!
Their songs are all very similar, but in a good way - very dancey, upbeat, and fun to bounce around to.
These guys are going to be huge! It's so great to see bands enjoying themselves on stage and the boys of Two Door were no exception. They rocked Webster Hall so hard, I thought the whole place was going to collapse. It was seriously one of the most exhilarating experiences feeling the ground shake beneath my feet. Tune after tune, they had the crowd eating out of the palms of their hands. I had an absolutely amazing time, and I can't wait until they play NYC again! It was definitely a night of fun and great music. I think it's safe to say that these boys won over New York City.
Great band, great performance, great crowd = awesome night.
They played better live!! and that's almost impossible! I love them, they are definitely my favorite band. One day, i'll go to ireland and see them play! :D
it was amazing my friend and i were so close and when we walked in all the bands were just chilling out next to the door talking it was cool to see that. i like the venue it was small and cozy it was not too packed and two door cinema club was absolutely amazing. everyone was dancing the entire time they played. i loved it! group love, the band that open was amazing too i bought their album the next morning.
