Kevin: "Sadly I never made it to a game until five or so years ago. What are your memories of the first United game you attended? I’m a left-footed player too, and I always played left wing as a kid, so obviously I was Giggs down at the park when we were playing ‘knockout FA Cup’." He had so much skill, balance and pace, and he also had the potential to change a game in a moment. He made you feel like United were invincible at that time, because the opposition would have to get through him first." He was such an uncompromising and dominant player. Growing up in the Ferguson era of the Premier League was amazing." It was a fantastic time to be a Manchester United fan, too.
My dad always played and watched football, so United were always on in the house or on in the football club. Sam: "From as young as I can remember, really. My dad always told me stories of Norman Whiteside at the 1982 World Cup and at United, so I was always going to be a United fan." Everyone had a story or some tenuous connection to George Best – 'I used to play football with his cousin'. Kevin: "I can’t really remember when it all started, but United was always etched into Northern Ireland. When and why did you both first start supporting Manchester United? Read on to discover the musical duo’s first United heroes, their all-time favourite kits and their fondest memories following the Reds…
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Sam Halliday and Kevin Baird from the band spoke to Inside United magazine as part of our ‘My United’ series in which famous Reds enthusiasts tell us all about their love for the club. Two Door Cinema Club were formed in 2007 and today, Friday 21 June, they have released their fourth album, False Alarm. It’s no surprise therefore, that one of the region’s top bands are also avid Reds. They will warm-up for their October tour with a string of festival appearances lined-up at Radio 1’s Big Weekend and Glastonbury, as well as headline slots at Truck, Tramlines and Y Not Festivals.In fact, it was recently revealed that nine of our top 40 Supporters’ Clubs are based in the north-eastern part of the Emerald Isle. Two Door Cinema Club played a landmark headline performance in front of 35,000 people at London’s Community Festival last summer. We’re not just Two Door Cinema Club as defined by what we’ve done, we’re Two Door Cinema Club doing whatever we want to do.”
It’s so exciting because there are no limits anymore. We’re putting together the live show right now. The Bangor trio’s upcoming album was recording in sessions between London and LA with producer Jacknife Lee.įrontman Alex commented, “We’re trying to create a new world for this record to exist in, and we want that to go everywhere from the music videos, the artwork, the live show. Tickets on sale now and Friday (28 June) at 9am from AXS Ticketmaster Ticketweb See Tickets Two Door Cinema Club UK Arena Tour Dates:ĭublin Olympia Theatre, 14 ***EXTRA DATE ADDED***ĭublin Olympia Theatre, 15 ***EXTRA DATE ADDED***
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The tour will include a huge London show at The O2 with support from Tom Grennan – full details below. Two Door Cinema Club have announced a UK arena tour for October this year in support of their fourth studio album False Alarm, due out on 14 June 2019.
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