![]() ‘And we did have the conversation about a year and a half later, when we got back together and said, Is this something that we want to get back into?’ Photograph: Mark Duggan/The Guardian Maybe that’s the best way to return, because having formulated an intricate new strain of modernist indie akin to a pop radio Foals, and ascended to arena status via the fan-driven success of 2010 debut Tourist History and its No 2 follow-up Beacon, word around 2014 was that Two Door had shut down the projectors. With his 60s rock lizard attire and floppy ginger hair, this guy looks like Jim Morrison had a baby with Kevin the Teenager.īut it really is him, and Tudor Cinema Club really is TDCC, warming up for a set of dates in Mexico with a secret three-date tour of Ireland under the guise of their own tribute act. They’re virtually identical, bar the fact that the frontman looks nothing like Two Door’s Tintinesque singer, Alex Trimble. ![]() Their renditions of Two Door favourites Undercover Martyn, Something Good Can Work and Next Year are note-perfect. Walking on stage at a rammed Whelan’s in Dublin, their bassist and guitarist are the spitting image of Two Door Cinema Club’s Kevin Baird and Sam Halliday. ![]() A s cover bands go, Tudor Cinema Club are pretty convincing.
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