Two Door Cinema Club brings the party to ACL Live with indie-disco hits

John Walker, Life and Arts Editor|November 19, 2019

On Nov. 13, alternative rock band Two Door Cinema Club took over the ACL Moody Theater. Austin is one of many stops on the band’s False Alarm tour. While they played many songs from their previous album, “Gameshow,” the focus was on their newest album, “False Alarm,” released over the summer. Two Door Cinema Club is the ultimate party band sure to get anyone moving. Canadian pop rock band Peach Pit played before them and got the crowd hyped for the highly anticipated headliner. Their set featured soft vocals and smooth guitar jams mellow enough to throw on during a kickback with friends.

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