The band have revealed that Tom Grennan will be will be joining them, when they hit the road in October 2019. Two Door Cinema Club have recruited Tom Grennan, Sports Team, Bloxx, and Fuzzy Sun, to join them at performing at some of the UK’s biggest arenas, this October. Tickets are available now and can be purchased here, and the full list of tour dates can be seen below.

Very excited to announce that we’ll be bringing @SportsTeam_ , @FuzzySunBand & @bloxxband out across our UK tour this October! Don’t forget @Tom_Grennan will also be joining us at our show at The O2! Tickets are available now: https://t.co/0BjFjXWSR9 pic.twitter.com/MmlZL2ES9Z

— Two Door Cinema Club (@TDCinemaClub) August 2, 2019

Speaking about the their upcoming tour, Kevin Baird, said: “It’s been good. It’s gruelling obviously. I feel like when we were younger we thought, ‘We’ll get a bit more successful and we’ll start playing later at festivals and that’ll just mean that we’ll have less work to do’. But I don’t know… With every year and every album, it feels like more people want a piece of you.”

With the release of their fourth album, ‘False Alarm’, it has been said that, Two Door Cinema Club have “produced their most overtly joyous record yet.” The tour comes at the end of a very busy and successful year for the band, who are in the middle of a busy summertime festival schedule, which has seen Kevin Baird; Alex Trimble; and Sam Halliday perform everywhere from Glastonbury to Vienna.

Two Door Cinema Club hit the scene ten years ago with the release of their debut album, ‘Tourist History’, which received critical acclaim. This secured them a spot at the top of  electro-indie-rock genre, paving the way to global success. Since then Two Door Cinema have continued to grow to critical and commercial acclaim, gaining a loyal following along the way.

With each new album release the continued to impress, and according to some this have seen the band finding “themselves as victims of their own success. Early success, coupled with a sometimes rigorous touring schedule and a litany of critics who wanted to compare everything they released to the success of their first album.”

The announcement that Tom Grennan will be supporting them, on their upcoming tour, comes after it was revealed, that three refugees were found hiding under the band’s lorry, in Galway, a couple of weeks ago. Responding, to the refugee plight, the Northern Irish trio wrote in a series of Tweets: “When we arrived in Galway on Friday, 3 young men: two 16 year olds and a 20 year old, came out from the spare tyre compartment in the undercarriage of our truck.

Lads, what an incredible weekend of gigs but there’s something that I just can’t stop thinking about. I’ve gone back and forward on whether this is the best platform to address this but here goes…

— Two Door Cinema Club (@TDCinemaClub) July 29, 2019

What we can gather is they got into the truck somewhere in France and had stayed hidden through hundreds of miles of driving and an 18 hour ferry crossing.

— Two Door Cinema Club (@TDCinemaClub) July 29, 2019

“These young men were from Sudan and we struggled to completely understand each other but. What we can gather is they got into the truck somewhere in France and had stayed hidden through hundreds of miles of driving and an 18 hour ferry crossing.”

The police were called when they were discovered at @GalwayIntArts and we’ve been assured that Irish Immigration Officers treated them well but there’s been a nagging feeling in me ever since that I have to get out

— Two Door Cinema Club (@TDCinemaClub) July 29, 2019

3 young men who risked everything for a better life. 3 young men going into Direct Provision. I hope that these young men are treated with compassion and that ultimately they’ll be welcomed into their new local community.

— Two Door Cinema Club (@TDCinemaClub) July 29, 2019

There is so much hate out there directed towards asylum seekers, like these 3 young men and it breaks my fucking heart. We need more compassion and empathy, not less.

— Two Door Cinema Club (@TDCinemaClub) July 29, 2019

Continuing they said: “There is so much hate out there directed towards asylum seekers, like these 3 young men and it breaks my f***ing heart. We need more compassion and empathy, not less. I’m so relived that those 3 young men are alive and well but their struggle doesn’t end now. Direct Provision (Direct Provision is Ireland’s system of dealing with refugees) is not fit for purpose. They need love and support from their new community and to be welcomed in.

I’m so relived that those 3 young men are alive and well but their struggle doesn’t end now. Direct Provision is not fit for purpose. They need love and support from their new community and to be welcomed in.

— Two Door Cinema Club (@TDCinemaClub) July 29, 2019

I can’t even begin to imagine the journey that these young men have undertaken or the lives they’ve left behind. I feel helpless and sad but also hope. Hope that they’ll be accepted by the awesome people of Galway.

— Two Door Cinema Club (@TDCinemaClub) July 29, 2019

“I can’t even begin to imagine the journey that these young men have undertaken or the lives they’ve left behind. I feel helpless and sad but also hope. Hope that they’ll be accepted by the awesome people of Galway.”

I don’t have a solution to all this but there are amazing people out there doing incredible work not only to welcome people but also to end Direct Provision. Check out amazing non-profits like @OURTABLEDUBLIN https://t.co/2XUUA3qMJP

— Two Door Cinema Club (@TDCinemaClub) July 29, 2019

I can’t even begin to imagine the journey that these young men have undertaken or the lives they’ve left behind. I feel helpless and sad but also hope. Hope that they’ll be accepted by the awesome people of Galway.

— Two Door Cinema Club (@TDCinemaClub) July 29, 2019

Two Door Cinema Club Tour Dates 2019:

03/10/2019 – Motorpoint Arena – Cardiff
04/10 – O2 Academy – Glasgow
05/10 – O2 Academy – Glasgow
07/10 – O2 Victoria Warehouse – Manchester
08/10 – O2 Victoria Warehouse – Manchester
10/10 Bonus Arena – Hull
11/10 – The O2 – London
13/10 – Pavilions – Plymouth