Its viral beat and innovative riffs made “Changing of the Seasons” the perfect song with which to shamelessly dance the night away. Performed fairly early in the set, a recently released single reminded the audience’s hearts not to become too asphyxiated on love, nor their feet to the floor. It was an impressive showcase of the beloved guitar work and classic, beguiling melodies that won the hearts of many, played with some of the band’s newer material. 11 being no exception.Ī majority of the performance consisted of tracks from the well-crafted 2010 album Tourist History. Thrilled to be back in Atlanta, Trimble thanked the city for never failing to produce a bad show, with Nov. Lucia sparked exhilaration in the audience, perfectly setting the stage for Two Door Cinema Club.Ĭomplete with facial hair, Hawaiian prints and Irish accents, Two Door Cinema Club charmed audience members of all ages after two lengthy opening acts. Resiliently finishing the penultimate show of their tour with “When the Night,” St.
Grobler enlisted audience participation during “We Got It Wrong,” making it an enjoyable set for the audience. Lead by the South African artist Jean-Philip Grobler, the group performed eight songs from its debut album released in September. Lucia took the stage next with incandescent, synth-driven pop. Despite having a short set list, Davis was not short on energy, keeping the theater alive until the last note.ĭelving into its exotic namesake, St. Davis’s voice was tantalizing, leaving the audience wanting more of the group’s electro sound. Kicking off the night was the virtual indie rock group Bad Veins, featuring Benjamin Davis as lead vocalist and Jake Bonta as percussionist extraordinaire. Originally opened in 1931 as a Spanish-style movie theatre, the Buckhead Theatre is a venue with character, and its recent renovations create an excellent environment for a night of electronic-driven music. 11, they performed a sold-out show at the Buckhead Theatre in Atlanta. The band has been entrancing audiences all over the world since February of 2010, when they released their debut album Tourist History on Nov. Native to Northern Ireland, Two Door Cinema Club is comprised of Alex Trimble as lead vocalist, Sam Halliday as the chief guitar and Kevin Baird on the bass. When the dynamic trio that is Two Door Cinema Club finally basked in the lights of the stage and the warmth of the crowd, a legendary night began. “It starts in the theater, a night of encounters.”
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