Two Door Cinema Club Tickets

Two Door Cinema Club was fun - and the venue: HISTORY in Toronto, was awesome. Huge, clean venue, enough space to host a sold-out floor concert comfortably, and the staff were great. Two Door Cinema Club performed an awesome, nearly non-stop performance - but they didn't do much to make the concert "special", in my opinion. They only paused their playing for one quick 20 second speech to connect with the audience. The songs were exactly as they are recorded, with no remixing or fun showmanship. They still played well and sounded great, and I had a good time overall.

I found their performance boring. They didn't interact much with the crowd. It seemed like the lead singer felt like he was too good to be there/be interested. They had to ask "are you still with us, [City]?"like a few times toward the end because people were falling asleep. Just not what I expected from a band who makes music that's fun to dance to. Disappointed.

Haven't seen TDCC in a couple of years so I forgot how entertaining they are live. Great setlist with new songs and old and they really got the crowd moving during their popular tunes. They had a really cool stage design too with fun mini videos and fantastic lighting - I recommend seeing them if you get a chance!

First of all, the giant screen surrounding the whole screen brought so much colour to the stage and visualized every album simply yet creatively bold. The whole band just play magnificently together and really know how to entertain. Thank you TDCC incredibly much for being you; Unique, thoughtful and for inspiring the body to dance.

Saw two door cinema club with my daughter. It was a fantastic concert. The sound and venue was perfect. Sat in the second row of mezzanine seats. Could see everything from there and we even got up and danced. I would definitely go back again.

the band was awesome! they were so energetic and lively! highly recommend if you want to see a good show

The show itself was a masterpiece. They took it to another level and not even once would you want to look away. They sounded just as good. They are so humble and talented. I feel special that I got to see them and hope they come again soon

From the moment the band opened up with Cigarettes in the Theatre until the final encore (What You Know), Two Door Cinema Club's performance at the Orpheum in Vancouver was nothing short of amazing.

Two Door always put on a high energy show. This show in TO was no exception. They had a great set list (where they did an excellent job of mixing old favorites with new songs). One complaint would be that while the venue has been renovated recently, it is still virtually impossible to see anything if you are in the crowd (towards the middle/back). Other than that, the show was exceptional.

I've been a fan of TDCC since "Tourist History" and any time they went on tour and was in town, I'd miss the opportunity to catch them live. Finally, after 6 years, I got to witness them perform live and crossed this off my concert bucketlist. Their set-- from beginning to the end, was absolutely incredible and they played a good mix of old and new tracks. Regardless of age or how familiar one may or may not have been with their latest album, "Gameshow", they surely did not fail to put on a good show. They had the crowd clapping, dancing and singing along to chorus anthems. Lastly, I highly admire how they're not afraid of introducing new, up-and-coming artists of a totally different music genre, to their own fanbase. When news broke that TDCC were bringing on BROODS, as their opening artist for the N. American tour stops, my ears perked and I bought tickets well in advance, as I've been a fan of them as well. And to no surprise, it was a good call on TDCC's part. Thanks to this band, BROODS have received the attention they well-deserved, at each tour stop, and has built a whole new fanbase here in N. America. Truly a night to remember!