Two Door Cinema Club Announce 15th Anniversary “Tourist History” North American Tour

Mar 16
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Two Door Cinema Club 15th Anniversary Tour poster. Text lists dates/locations. Background shows a cat wearing a crown on a tiled floor. — Two Door Cinema Club 15th Anniversary “Tourist History” North American Tour

Indie rock favorites Two Door Cinema Club are hitting the road in 2026 to celebrate the 15th anniversary of their breakout debut album Tourist History. The Irish trio has announced a North American run that will bring the band to 12 cities across the U.S. and Canada this fall.

The tour begins September 24 in Chicago and continues through early October with stops in major markets including New York, Boston, Detroit, Atlanta, Charlotte, and Washington, DC, along with Canadian dates in Montreal and Toronto. The Atlanta stop is scheduled for October 9 at Coca-Cola Roxy, giving local fans a chance to hear the band revisit the songs that helped define the indie rock scene of the early 2010s.

Joining the tour as special guests will be STRFKR, whose synth-driven indie pop should pair perfectly with Two Door Cinema Club’s energetic live set.

Released in 2010, Tourist History quickly propelled the Northern Ireland trio into the global spotlight. The album went Platinum in the United Kingdom and produced several fan-favorite singles including “Undercover Martyn,” “Something Good Can Work,” “I Can Talk,” “Come Back Home,” and “What You Know.” Many of those tracks remain staples of the band’s live performances more than a decade later.

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Two Door Cinema Club formed in 2007 and built a reputation for electrifying festival appearances and tightly executed live shows. Over the years they have shared stages with artists such as Phoenix, Bastille, Tokyo Police Club, and The 1975 while continuing to grow a loyal international fanbase. The band also spent significant time on the road in 2024, touring North America with support from Joywave, Day Wave, Flipturn, Petey, and Quarters of Change.

With the anniversary of Tourist History, fans can expect a nostalgic set packed with the songs that launched the band alongside other favorites from their catalog.

Tickets for the North American dates are expected to go on sale soon. Fans planning to attend the Atlanta stop should keep an eye on Coca-Cola Roxy’s upcoming event listings for official ticket information.