Fontaines DC have partnered with Campaign Against Living Miserably (CALM) to perform an intimate show at London's Roundhouse ahead of their world tour.
The concert will take place this Thursday, October 15, on the eve of the release of the band’s fifth studio album, Dopamine Chamber.
Tickets for the gig will be allocated via a ballot, with successful applicants selected at random and sent a code to purchase tickets.
All net proceeds from the show will be donated to CALM, the UK's suicide prevention charity. Fontaines DC previously supported the charity’s Lifelines campaign last year.
Music is one of our most powerful tools in suicide prevention
Simon Gunning, CALM
"Music is one of our most powerful tools in suicide prevention, and the shared experience of a live gig can be the reason someone chooses to Stay," said CALM CEO Simon Gunning. "What started with the incredible success of our Lifelines t-shirt collaboration has now become a unique shared experience for fans, and the money raised will undoubtedly save lives. We are unbelievably grateful to Fontaines DC for their continued support."
Over the summer, Dopamine Chamber's lead single Marianne became Fontaines DC's first UK Top 20 hit as the band headlined Reading & Leeds Festival in August.
Produced by James Ford, the album is the follow-up to 2024's UK platinum-certified Romance, which peaked at No.2.
The Dublin band launch their European arena tour in Lisbon, Portugal, later this month, ahead of sold out UK dates in Liverpool, Manchester, Glasgow, Leeds, Birmingham and The O2 in London in November.
The group have also announced their biggest-ever headline run for 2027, which will take in Blackweir Fields, Cardiff (June 29), St James’ Park, Newcastle (July 1), Heaton Park, Manchester (July 3), Glasgow Green (July 6) and London Stadium (July 9).
PHOTO: Jessie Morgan
