Fontaines D.C. Announce Fifth Album Dopamine Chamber
The lead single “Marianne” debuted live in Spain, and the band said the album moves toward darker, electronic-infused sounds.
- Dublin-Formed band Fontaines announced their fifth studio album Dopamine Chamber, arriving Oct. 16 via Recordings. Recorded across London, the English countryside, and Palermo, the project embraces a darker, electronic-infused sound.
- Produced by James Ford, the record follows previous releases Skinty Fia and Romance . The five-piece has earned significant acclaim since meeting at music college, now headlining arena-sized shows.
- Lead single Marianne debuted live Aug. 8 at Baluarte de la Candelaria in Cadiz, Spain. The band said the track was inspired by Netflix thriller series Ripley , starring Adam Scott.
- Multiple Grammy Award nominations highlight their career, including a best rock album nod for Hero's Death . The band will headline Reading and Leeds Festival on Aug. 30 alongside major acts.
- Guitarist Conor Curley described the sonic shift as finding sounds pointing toward the future. This evolution follows their first Billboard 200 entry and a BRIT award for international group.
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The new studio album by Fontaines D.C., the fifth of his career, will be released this year and there is already new music to listen to
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Fontaines DC have unveiled details of their fifth album, Dopamine Chamber, which will arrive on October 16th, 2026. To begin this new chapter, Fontaines DC have also shared, after plentiful teasing over the past few days, the lead single, ‘Marianne’. On the hypnotising track, Grian Chatten sings, “This year, you should come and stay here / You can follow my lead / I can help you disappear,” Just like with their acclaimed 2024 album, Romance, whi…
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