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Fontaines D C Team Up With Rosal a

PUBLISHED Oct 12, 2026, 2:30 PM ET

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Fontaines D.C. have announced a high‑profile collaboration with Spanish superstar Rosalía on the track “Where Is Gone?” from their forthcoming album, Dopamine Chamber. The partnership marks the first time the Irish post‑punk band will feature a guest artist on a studio record, a move that could broaden their commercial appeal. The single will debut on October 16, two years after the band’s debut album, and will be available exclusively on a 7‑inch vinyl at listening parties held on October 8. The collaboration blends Rosalía’s flamenco‑pop sensibilities with Fontaines D.C.’s gritty energy, creating a cross‑genre sound that critics predict will resonate with both fan bases. Industry analysts suggest the partnership could boost streaming numbers and expand the band’s reach into Latin American markets, while also positioning Rosalía as a versatile collaborator beyond her usual pop catalog.

By Nathan B. | JQJO News

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2025 — Rolling Stone lists Rosalía among best albums of 2025
On September 22 2026 Band announces first guest collaboration with Rosalía.

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