Fontaines D.C. Earn First Radio No. 1 as "Marianne" Tops Adult Alternative Airplay
"Marianne" reaches the top of Adult Alternative Airplay, the band's first radio No. 1, one week after Dopamine Chamber debuted at No. 1.
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"Marianne" reaches the top of Adult Alternative Airplay, the band's first radio No. 1, one week after Dopamine Chamber debuted at No. 1.
The band played the Dopamine Chamber track live for the first time and handed the moment to the students who won it.
The band's second UK Number One arrives with the largest opening week any group has posted this year, and a Brixton date already booked.
Fontaines D.C. follow the breakthrough of 'Romance' with a synth-heavy fifth record, announced in the middle of a career-defining festival season and shadowed by the death of their longtime manager.
"Where Is Gone?" is the third preview of Dopamine Chamber, and the first time the Irish band has handed part of a record to another artist.
Limp Bizkit, Olivia Dean, KATSEYE, and Fontaines D.C. will make their India debuts when the festival returns to Mumbai in January.
The band’s delayed headline set was shaped by the recent death of manager Trevor Dietz, but it also pointed toward new work and a bigger international run.
The Dublin band will headline Slane Castle on June 26, 2027, becoming only the third Irish act to do so after U2 and Thin Lizzy.
The band adds two standalone US dates around festival appearances, with pre-sale access opening August 25.
The Dublin band follows the platinum-certified Romance with a harder, more corrupted-sounding record produced by James Ford.