The Royston Club
One of the UK's most enduring indie bands, Two Door Cinema Club have today announced their first UK & Ireland headline tour in over seven years. The January 2027 arena run celebrates the 15th anniversary of their seminal debut album, Tourist History, and culminates at The O2 in London.
Across five arena dates, the trio will perform Tourist History in full alongside a career-spanning set of fan favourites and greatest hits, highlighting a catalogue that has established Two Door Cinema Club as one of the defining indie bands of their generation.
Released in 2010, Tourist History helped define a generation of indie music, spawning era-defining tracks including "What You Know", "Something Good Can Work", "Undercover Martyn" and "I Can Talk". Its influence continues to resonate across indie music, while marking the beginning of Two Door Cinema Club's rise from small club venues to some of the world's biggest stages.
The five-date arena run will see the band perform across some of the UK and Ireland’s most iconic large-scale venues. The tour begins at Dublin’s 3Arena on 23rd January, before heading to Belfast’s SSE Arena on 24th January. It then continues to Glasgow’s OVO Hydro on 26th January and Manchester’s AO Arena on 27th January, before concluding with performance at London’s The O2 on 28th January 2027.
Speaking on the tour, the band said: "It's been over seven years since we've done a UK and Ireland tour. Each and every one of these cities holds a special place in our hearts, we've played almost every venue there is to play in each of them, now it's time for the big ones. We can't wait."
The shows follow a landmark period for the band, including a headline performance at Madison Square Garden on 27th September and a sold-out show at Crystal Palace Park to 25,000 fans, reaffirming their status as one of the most influential indie bands to emerge from the late 2000s.
The tour will feature a stellar lineup of special guests. The Royston Club will join the band for the Ireland dates in Dublin and Belfast.
