Two Door Cinema Club have shared a new single, ‘Lucky’, which you can listen to below.
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The track is the latest advance from the Northern Irish trio’s fifth studio album, ‘Keep On Smiling’, due out on September 2nd (physical versions due out on November 4th).
“‘Lucky’ is a reflection on how quickly things change. Lamenting the loss of points and moments in culture,” the band explained of the bright, synth-heavy song in a statement.
“We live in such a disposable society that we just have to take the time to think and reflect on the why of things.”
Tune in here:
The official video for “Lucky” will premiere on YouTube at 7pm BST today (July 29); you can see it here.
Two Door Cinema Club has already teased their next album with the single ‘Wonderful Life’.
According to a press release, “Keep On Smiling” was written and produced by the TDCC during and after the COVID-enforced closures. It features additional production from Jacknife Lee (The Killers, Taylor Swift, Bloc Party) and Dan Grech Marguerat (Halsey, Lana Del Rey, George Ezra).
The full tracklist for the album is as follows:
1. ‘Messenger AD’
2. ‘Blue Light’
3. ‘Everybody’s Cool’
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4. ‘Lucky’
5. ‘Little Piggy’
6. ‘Millionaire’
7. ‘High’
8. ‘Feeling Strange’
9. ‘Feeling Strange’
10. ‘Won’t Do Nothing’
11. ‘Messenger HD’
12. ‘Disappearer’
Two Door Cinema Club is planning to present their new material on a European tour this September/October. They will then embark on a series of concerts in North America between October 28 and November 17.
You can see the band’s full itinerary live here, and purchase any remaining tickets (in North America) here.
Earlier this month, the trio headlined the 2022 Community Festival in Finsbury Park, London. In their review, NME wrote: “[…] Two Door Cinema Club are up for the challenge of closing the day, and they know what it takes.
“Like The Wombats before them, material from their entire catalog is met with unbridled enthusiasm.”
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