Then one day, just after they rounded off their touring campaign for second album Beacon with a sell-out O2 show in December 2013, there was no more.

Debut album Tourist History became one of the most-hyped albums of 2010, with their jangly guitars, imaginative lyricism and bassline punk rhythms creating infectious and uplifting indie tunes making every 15-year-old feel like they could take on the world. When Indie was king, Two Door Cinema Club ruled, with their skinny jeans and guitar-riffs designed to trigger teenage fist-pumps. Originally from County Down, Ireland, the fresh-faced 17-year-olds started jamming, unaware of the successes lying ahead of them, and one of Britain’s fastest rising alt-pop bands was born.

Two Door Cinema Club are one of those rare musical anomalies that perfected the magic formula from day one: seemingly endless world tours, coveted Glastonbury slots and a sold-out gig at London’s 10,400-capacity Alexandra Palace amongst other stadium shows. Jacket, necklace and shirt both SAINT LAURENT. Left to right: Tshirt TOPMAN and bomber HUNTER.

2 door cinema club to the basement