Beacon_World_Tour

Beacon World Tour

Beacon World Tour

2012–13 concert tour by Two Door Cinema Club

The Beacon World Tour was a world tour by Northern Ireland indie rock band Two Door Cinema Club.[1]

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Background

The tour was announced in April 2012 with a date in Paris announced followed by a German tour all of which will take place in November of that year. A show in New York was announced in June,[2] followed by more shows in France. A twenty-one date North American tour was announced for September 2012 and would begin in New York City and end in Santa Ana on October 28.[3] A short intimate tour of the UK and Ireland was announced to showcase the band's new album with the shows taking place in Birmingham, Manchester, London and Dublin in early September thus kicking off the Beacon World Tour.[4] Three festival shows were also announced for Australia, which took place at the end of December and early January 2013.[5] A full UK tour took place in January and February 2013 with dates across the whole of the United Kingdom,[6] the band would also perform their biggest Irish headline show ever in January when they will perform at Dublin's O2.[7] This was set to be Two Door Cinema Club's biggest tour to date. They also performed their biggest show to date[citation needed] at Amsterdam's Heineken Music Hall in March 2013.

Support Act

Tour dates

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Festivals and other miscellaneous performances

Box office score data

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Setlist

This setlist changes order most of the time, except for the two first songs.

  1. "Next Year"
  2. "Undercover Martyn"
  3. "Do You Want It All?"
  4. "This Is The Life"
  5. "Wake Up"
  6. "You're Not Stubborn"
  7. "Spring"
  8. "Sleep Alone"
  9. "Sun"
  10. "Something Good Can Work"
  11. "Beacon" (Live Debut)
  12. "Settle"
  13. "Handshake"
  14. "Eat That Up, It's Good For You"
  15. "What You Know"
    Encore
  16. "Someday"
  17. "Come Back Home"
  18. "I Can Talk"

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    "Boxscore: Current Scores". Billboard. 20 February 2014. Archived from the original on 18 February 2014. Retrieved 20 February 2014.
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