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Fontaines D.C. Release New Duet with Rosalía “Where Is Gone?”: Stream

The Irish band's first-ever track with a guest vocalist is a slow-burning, atmospheric ballad. Fontaines D.C. Release New Duet with Rosalía “Where Is Gone?”: Stream Paolo Ragusa

Fontaines D.C. Release New Duet with Rosalía “Where Is Gone?”: Stream

Fontaines D.C. has teamed up with Rosalía for their debut collaboration on the track "Where Is Gone?" The duet features vocals from the Spanish artist, along with Fontaines D.C.'s frontman Grian Chatten. This marks the first time the band has worked with an outside collaborator on a song. "Where Is Gone?" will be included on the band's upcoming fifth studio album, Dopamine Chamber, which releases this Friday (Oct.

16). The song is the third single from the album, following "Marianne" and "Tongue." Guitarist Carlos O'Connell expressed excitement about the collaboration, praising Rosalía's commitment to preserving Spanish tradition and flamenco. O'Connell, born in Spain, noted that Rosalía's contribution opened the floodgates for both Spain and Ireland, likening it to Fontaines D.C.'s impact on Ireland.

Dopamine Chamber follows the band's previous albums: Dogrel (2019), A Hero's Death (2020), Skinty Fia (2022), and Romance (2024). Following a European arena tour starting in Lisbon, Portugal on Oct. 21, Fontaines D.C. will headline stadium shows across the U.K. and Ireland next summer, including performances at the London Stadium and Slane Castle, the latter marking their first headlining show in Ireland since U2.

Rosalía recently performed on Saturday Night Live, singing from her 2025 album Lux, "Reliquia" and "Magnolias." Listen to Fontaines D.C.'s collaboration with Rosalía below.

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