Currently on tour promoting their third album, Hysterical, a lot of the songs felt perfect for a spot on an '80s movie soundtrack. A two-man band from Ohio, they mastered guitar, drums, and synths reminiscent of early Killers (you know, when everyone loved them) during their half-hour set and even sported an old-fashioned microphone.They were sweet and sincere, and as the crowd in the pit raised their cell phones instead of lighters, we quickly realized exactly what kind of show we were in for.Ĭlap Your Hands Say Yeah came on around 8:15, and while their Southern country twang was as apparent as ever, they've clearly mellowed out quite a bit since their self-titled debut in 2005. And the 20- and 30-somethings? Well, they just pretended the younger audience wasn't even there.īad Veins took to the stage at 7:30 sharp. Guys sported their best Two Door Cinema Club T-shirts, while pretty young things had their little hearts set on showing some skin. We arrived at Revolution Live a little after 7 p.m. But Two Door Cinema Club definitely knew how to please us - no matter what grade we've just finished (24th grade?). Yes, the show was that early, and yes, the crowd was that young. They discussed their latest boy/girl disses, how much they didn't study for that math test, and how excited they were to see Two Door Cinema Club and 'those two other bands' while waiting in line in front of us.

They hopped in their parents' SUVs and schlepped all the way to 'the Revolution' in hopes that they'd have one. Tweens and teens donned their best florals, short shorts, and crop tops yesterday afternoon to catch a glimpse of their first rock concert. Better than: Sneaking out of your parents' house to catch a show.

Two door cinema club tour setlist