Check out Fontaines D.C.’s and Rosalía’s sweeping, cinematic collab ‘Where Is Gone?’

Just days ahead of them releasing their highly anticipated new album, Fontaines D. C. have dropped a cinematic single ‘Where Is Gone?’, which sees them join forces with Rosalía.

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The song is the latest to be shared ahead of the band’s upcoming fifth album ‘Dopamine Chamber’, following on from lead single ‘Marianne’ and eerie track ‘Tongue’.

The album is the follow-up to 2024’s acclaimed and Mercury-nominated ‘Romance’, and set for release on Friday (October 16).

Ahead of the album arriving, the Dublin rock giants have also been previewing other new material at a recent show in Brooklyn – including as-yet-unreleased songs ‘Six Shot Morning’ and ‘Happy For You’ – and also revealed the full LP tracklist, which fans quickly noticed included a collaboration with Rosalía.

Agora, apenas dias antes do lançamento, Fontaines lançou a música com Rosalía como o terceiro single oficial. “Where Is Gone?” adota um som muito mais elegante e teatral em comparação com os outros singles já lançados, e vê seu estilo vocal característico se entrelaçar sem esforço com o de Grian Chatten.

Ahead of the album release on Friday, Fontaines will be playing an intimate gig at London’s Roundhouse on Thursday (October 15) which will celebrate the record and raise money for mental health charity CALM.

O show é um contraste marcante com os grandes shows aos quais a banda se acostumou, e no próximo verão, por exemplo, eles vão tocar alguns shows enormes no Reino Unido e na Irlanda, incluindo duas noites no Slane Castle e uma dupla de shows no Heaton Park, em Manchester.

Support on the UK stops comes from Little Simz and Viagra Boys, with Hayley Williams opening in Ireland.

They recently announced new concerts in Italy and Germany as part of their 2027 trek, as well as dates in Japan, Australia and New Zealand, and the outdoor run follows their 2026 UK and European arena tour this autumn, off the back of this summer’s Reading & Leeds headline slots.

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The follow-up to 2024’s acclaimed and Mercury-nominated ‘Romance’ comes after Fontaines’ recent contributions to the Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man soundtrack and the War Child ‘Help(2)’ album.

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