Home-grown indie heroes Two Door Cinema Club are coming back to Belfast for a big one. The band play The O2 Belfast on Sunday 24 January 2027, performing their debut album Tourist History in full alongside a career-spanning set of fan favourites.
For a band who formed in Bangor, it’s a proper homecoming, and a chance to hear those early songs in an arena packed with people who have been singing them since 2010.
Tourist History, Start to Finish
Released in 2010, Tourist History gave us What You Know, Something Good Can Work, Undercover Martyn and I Can Talk. The O2 Belfast says the album “helped define a generation of indie music” and marked the start of the band’s rise from small clubs to some of the world’s biggest stages.
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 Royston Club join them as special guests for the Ireland dates in Dublin and Belfast.
The Tour
It’s a five-date arena run:
- Friday 23 January: 3Arena, Dublin
- Sunday 24 January: The O2 Belfast
- Tuesday 26 January: OVO Hydro, Glasgow
- Wednesday 27 January: AO Arena, Manchester
- Thursday 28 January: The O2, London
When and Where
- Date: Sunday 24 January 2027
- Venue: The O2 Belfast, 2 Queen’s Quay, Belfast BT3 9QQ
- Doors: 6.30pm (times subject to change)
- Standing: general admission standing is for over 14s only
- Age: under 16s should be accompanied by an adult (18+)
Tickets
Tickets are on sale now through Ticketmaster, with a limit of six per transaction. When we checked early on 1 October, standing tickets were £57.50 and seats started at £58.50, with VIP packages listed at £116.15 to £120.25. The venue says a service charge and facility fee will apply. Heineken Lounge packages are also on sale.
Buy Two Door Cinema Club tickets on Ticketmaster
Getting There
The O2 Belfast is in Titanic Quarter, a short walk from the city centre. There are 1,500 spaces across the venue’s car parks, first come, first served, and the venue warns it can take around an hour to get out after a busy show. The O2’s Getting Here page covers buses, trains and walking routes.
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