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Two Door Cinema Club at Castlefield Bowl, Manchester – setlist, stage times, ticket, support act
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Daisy Jackson -
9th July 2023 
Manchester’s outdoor gig series Sounds of the City is wrapping up, with Two Door Cinema Club set to take to the stage tonight.
The rockers, one of the biggest indie bands of the 2010s, will be performing at the beautiful canal-side venue on Sunday 9 July 2023.
The Northern Irish band Two Door Cinema Club shot to success with their debut album Tourist History in 2010, which included singles Something Good Can Work and Undercover Martyn.
Arguably their best-known song is What You Know, a staple on nightclub dance floors for more than a decade.
They then went on to release three more studio albums, Beacon, Gameshow, and False Alarm, each reaching the top 10 of the UK albums chart, before dropping their fifth album Keep On Smiling.
So there’ll be plenty for them to work with at Castlefield Bowl tonight.
Here’s all your essential information.
Who’s supporting Two Door Cinema Club?
Indie group Sundara Karma are the main support act for Two Door Cinema Club.
They’ve burst back on to the scene in recent weeks with new single Friends of Mine, with their third studio album, Better Luck Next Time, due for release this autumn.
Welsh indie rockers The Royston Club will be opening up the show, hot off the back of supporting Blossoms.
Are there still tickets?
Yes! But you’ll want to move quick.
See Tickets still has some availability on general admission tickets for tonight’s Two Door Cinema club gig.
Face value is £37.50, or £42.25 with fees.
You can grab your tickets here.
What are the stage times?
As always, these are subject to change, but here are the stage times for Two Door Cinema Club.
5.30pm – Doors open
5.30pm – DJ
6.45pm – The Royston Club
7.45pm – Sundara Karma
9pm – Two Door Cinema Club
What’s the expected set list?
Here’s Two Door Cinema Club’s set list from their gig this week at Crystal Palace Park, and we’ll probably get something similar in Manchester tonight.
This Is the Life
I Can Talk
Are We Ready? (Wreck)
Undercover Martyn
Eat That Up, It’s Good for You
Wonderful Life
Come Back Home
Talk
Changing of the Seasons
Next Year
Do You Want It All?
Lucky
What You Know
Costume Party
Someday
Cigarettes in the Theatre
Sun
Sleep Alone
Something Good Can Work
Weather forecast at Castlefield Bowl, Manchester
…. pack a rain coat.
It’s looking a bit soggy down at Castlefield Bowl tonight, with a chance of thunder storms across Manchester.
The Met Office is currently predicting a 60% chance of rain at around 8pm, with 30% chance the rest of the time.
It will be quite warm though, with highs of 21 degrees and lows of 14.
About Castlefield Bowl
Castlefield Bowl is an amphitheatre-style outdoor venue in the city centre.
Although all tickets are billed as unreserved standing, if you’re quick you can take a seat on the large concrete steps that curve around the stage.
Many people also take a perch up on the grassy banks at the back of the venue too.
Castlefield Bowl is located at 101 Liverpool Road in the city centre.
The closest tram stop is Deansgate-Castlefield, which is only a six-minute walk away.
You can also walk it from the major train stations, or use the 101, 197, 255, 256, 41, 50 or X50 buses.
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