Those indoor gigs aren’t too far away though as the band are ready to release Gameshow, their third album and It puts food on the table for me and my kids – at least it would do if I actually had any kids.” They hopefully go out and buy your records and become fans. “It’s cool as you get to play to so many more people than you would do at one of your own shows. “We first played Reading and Leeds about six or seven years ago and were first on the third stage, so coming back every year to a better slot is amazing. He said: “I always find at the start of the summer I prefer playing festivals but by the end of it, I can’t wait to get back to doing headline shows. He appreciates the opportunity to play to new people but says it won’t be long before they’re playing indoor gigs again. The festival season is in full swing and Kevin is loving every minute of it. “Coming back for Belladrum is going to be really special and, from what I can gather, the site is spectacular – I can’t wait to get there.” “We’ve always had a really amazing connection with Scotland in general and the gigs are amazing. So many people move to Glasgow or Edinburgh from Northern Ireland. We lived in Glasgow for a year when we were writing our second album and have a lot of old friends there. “It’s super-cool to get back playing in Scotland, though. For example, we’ve never played a headline show in Inverness.
“The area is somewhere we’ve not been to much. It’s somewhere we’ve never played before but have heard good things about.
“We’re all really looking forward to Belladrum. I ran back to the campsite to my mates and sat up all night drinking with them, so I have really good memories of being up there. “However, the tour bus broke down while leaving the site, which was the best news ever for me. We played, I said, ‘Hello’ to them but then we had to leave straight away. “Loads of my friends came to the festival and I’d got them all in. A girl pulled her top up while we were playing, which was a new experience for us. Kevin said: “ RockNess was just crazy and was the first time we ever got flashed onstage. The Irish three-piece – Alex Trimble, Sam Halliday and Kevin Baird – lived in Glasgow while making their second album.īut it was at the stunning Dores site that they had a rockstar moment - a girl fan flashing them. Adopted Scots Two Door Cinema Club are thrilled to be playing Belladrum as one of the landmark moments in the band’s career came just along the road at the sadly defunct RockNess.
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