Fontaines D.C. Break Silence with Two Fresh Joints at Spain Comeback
The Dublin post-punk crew preview new material after going dark.

Fontaines D.C. came back swinging this weekend in Spain, rolling out a 19-song set that included two brand-new tracks nobody's heard before. "Marianne" and "Six Shot Morning" both got their live debut at the show—a signal that the band's got fresh work cooking after laying low for a minute.
This is a big deal for a group that's been one of the sharpest voices in post-punk the last few years. New music means there's probably a project coming, whether that's a full album, an EP, or just the start of a new era. The live debut always matters—it's where you see if a song actually hits or if it's just a studio trick.
The 19-song set tells you they're serious about this comeback too. That's not a quick one-off performance—that's a band ready to remind people why they mattered. Whether "Marianne" and "Six Shot Morning" land as hard as their best work remains to be seen, but the fact that Fontaines chose Spain to test this material first says something about where their heads are at.
Keep an eye on what they say next. New music announcement should be coming sooner rather than later.
Read the full story at Billboard → https://www.billboard.com/music/rock/fontaines-dc-two-new-songs-live-spain-watch-1236312429/
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