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Fontaines D.C. Release New Single Tongue

Fontaines D.C. have released Tongue, a new single from their upcoming album Dopamine Chamber, due October 16 via XL Recordings.

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Fontaines D.C. have released Tongue, which will appear on Dopamine Chamber. The album is scheduled for release on October 16 through XL Recordings. The single follows Marianne, which was released last month.

Carlos O’Connell used a sampler to alter Grian Chatten’s vocals on Tongue. An official music video directed by John Angus Stewart accompanies the song. Fontaines D.C. performed Tongue live for the first time at their concert in Brooklyn, New York, last week.

The group also performed the unreleased songs Six Shot Morning and Happy For You at recent concerts. Dopamine Chamber includes a collaboration with Rosalía titled Where Is Gone? and serves as the follow-up album to 2024’s Romance.

Fontaines D.C. will play major concerts in the UK and Ireland next summer. NME gave the band’s Reading Festival 2026 main-stage performance four and a half stars.

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