The advertisement for Two Door Cinema Club's album "Tourist History" uses the same picture as the album cover to help viewers recognize the band and album in stores. The poster prominently displays "Sold Out" to convey that their tour is actually sold out and make the band seem exciting. While the album cover centers the band name, the poster places it at the top due to its rectangular shape, as posters typically list the title above rather than in the middle.

1. Album Advertisements

2. Advertisement for Two Door Cinema Club’s
album “Tourist History”
The advertisement uses the same picture
used for the album of “Tourist History”. This is
due to the fact the advertisement needs to
sell the band, the viewers will recognise the
album in the shops because they saw the
advert utilizing the same image.
The poster says “Sold Out” in big letters. This
is firstly because their tour has actually sold
out and secondly because it makes the band
look really good and exciting to people who
have not heard of them.

3. The picture remains the same, yet the name of the
band is placed at the top of the advert, rather than On the album itself, you can see that the name of the band
in the middle, like the album does. This is owing to is far bigger than the name of the actual album. This is due
the fact that a poster is a more rectangular shape to the reason that when the album was released they
and usually posters have the title at the top whereas weren’t very mainstream. Therefore their name is
Digipaks are smaller and rectangular, so the band displayed more prominently in order to advertise the
name would usually be in the middle. product, being the band itself.
This is commonly seen in Indie band albums as the band is
usually the main part of the show, not necessarily the
music. The fans love their band, not regarding what music
they actually play.