Listen to Two Door Cinema Club’s sunny new single, ‘Wonderful Life’

Two Door Cinema Club have announced their return with a new single today (June 17) called ‘Wonderful Life’.

It’s taken from their upcoming fifth album, ‘Keep On Smiling’, which is set for release digitally on September 2 and physically on November 4, via LOWER THIRD [PIAS]. You can pre-order it here.

A statement said of the new record that it is “a nod back to the pure rush of Two Door Cinema Club’s early output.”

Check out the new single here:

The ‘Keep On Smiling’ tracklisting is as follows:

1. ‘Messenger AD’
2. ‘Blue Light’
3. ‘Everybody’s Cool’
4. ‘Lucky’
5. ‘Little Piggy’
6. ‘Millionaire’
7. ‘High’
8. ‘Wonderful Life’
9. ‘Feeling Strange’
10. ‘Won’t Do Nothing’
11. ‘Messenger HD’
12. ‘Disappearer’

The band also announced a string of European and North American tour dates today. The European dates are on sale now, while the US shows will go on sale from June 24, 10am local time. The venues for the dates are to be confirmed, but you can buy tickets for the gigs here.

Check out the dates here:

SEPTEMBER
28 – Paris 
30 – Brussels

OCTOBER
1 – Amsterdam
4 – Hamburg 
5 – Berlin 
7 – Munich 
8 – Cologne 
28 – Richmond 
29 – Philadelphia 
30 – Pittsburgh

NOVEMBER
1 – New York 
2 – Boston 
3 – Washington DC
5 – Toronto 
6 – Detroit 
7 – Chicago 
8 – Minneapolis
10 – Kansas City 
11 – Denver 
12 – Salt Lake City 
14 – Oakland 
15 – Hollywood 
17 – San Diego

Reviewing Two Door Cinema Club’s Reading set last year, NME said: “You can see why people are still paying attention. Tonight’s hour-long setlist is tight and familiar, to the point that the band can afford to shuffle it around and leave a handful of whoppers out. This time, ‘Cigarettes In The Theatre’ makes way for riveting debut album track ‘Eat That Up, It’s Good For You’.

“Later, with the tempo slightly more subdued compared to the earlier work, the fact that skittering synth-pop material from 2019’s middling ‘False Alarm’ holds its own alongside past glories is never less than impressive; showing off their musicianship with the addition of a sampler, it seems that they are finding clever new ways to roll out the hits. Two Door’s propulsive hooks really deliver, though, when they segue into ‘Sun’ and ‘What You Know’ for a dizzyingly uplifting climax.”