Fontaines D.C. special of ‘Later… With Jools Holland’ to air next month
Fontaines D.C. have recorded a session for an upcoming special episode of Later… With Jools Holland .
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READ MORE: Fontaines D.C. live at Reading 2026 review: an emotional coronation for the modern indie kings The Dublin band took to the stage at Alexandra Palace Theatre in north London earlier this week for the intimate performance.
They showcased material from their fifth studio album ‘Dopamine Chamber’ , out tomorrow (Friday October 16).
Grian Chatten and co’s live set was filmed for a one-off edition of the long-running music show Later… , which airs on BBC Two on Sunday November 15.
Alternatively, fans can watch the special in full via BBC iPlayer on the afternoon of Wednesday October 21.
Songs from the session will be available globally via the BBC’s official YouTube channel from October 21, too.
Audiences will also be treated to tracks and new interviews with Fontaines D.C. across that week on Steve Lamacq’s BBC Radio 6 Music show, Jo Whiley’s BBC Radio 2 show, and Radio 1’s New Music Show With Jack Saunders .
Fontaines D.C. last played on Later… in 2024 , having made their debut on the series in 2020.
Chatten delivered a solo performance on the show in 2023 .
Later… With Jools Holland returned last Sunday (October 11) for its 69th series , boasting appearances from Johnny Marr , Skye Newman , Mary In The Junkyard and more.
Guests on forthcoming episodes include the likes of Royal Blood , Jamie T , Violet Grohl and Bloc Party .
View this post on Instagram Fontaines D.C. will launch ‘Dopamine Chamber’ with a small gig at London’s Roundhouse tonight (Thursday October 15), raising funds for mental health charity CALM .
The band have shared three singles from the follow-up to 2024’s acclaimed ‘Romance’ in the form of ‘Marianne’ , ‘Tongue’ and ‘Where Is Gone?’ (featuring Rosalía ).
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