Just when we were wondering what’s next for Rosalía, now that her tour is over; will present two songs, we don’t know which ones, on SNL; and it is also being nominated for awards like the Latin Grammys… surprise! The first thing we know for sure is that she will be the guest artist on the new Fontaines DC album. It is the first time that an outsider sings on an Irish album, although Grian Chatten has collaborated with people like Kae Tempest or Hinds.
‘Dopamine Chamber’, the album by the 100% sui generis poetic post-punk band, comes out on October 16, and has been presented by the single ‘Marianne’, which has achieved enormous success in the United Kingdom for a song of these characteristics: it has been top 19 and continues in the top 30 four weeks later.
Rosalía will appear on track 8, ‘WHERE IS GONE’, recalling two collaborations, perhaps: the one she did with an alternative British artist such as James Blake; and the most mischievous one he did in Spain for Carolina Durante. We bet it will sound closer to the former, even though it might sound like the latter.
A previous press release described Fontaines DC’s album, among other things, as a compendium of “power ballads and anthemic melodies that shine through the darkness.” This is how the sequence looks:
1. Six Shot Morning
2. Marianne
3. Mimesis
4. Happy For You
5.Demolition
6. Tongue
7. One Man
8. Where Is Gone? (with ROSALÍA)
9. You Miss Me
10.Japan
11.Intimate
We leave you with the album tour dates, including 2 dates in Spain, 1 of them already sold out:
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Friday, September 18 – Shaky Knees, Atlanta, GA, USA
Sunday, September 20 – Sea.Hear.Now, Asbury Park, NJ, USA
Monday, September 21 – Kings Theatre, Brooklyn, NY, USA (SOLD OUT)
Friday, September 25 – Hollywood Forever Cemetery, Los Angeles, CA, USA (SOLD OUT)
Sunday, September 27 – Ohana Festival, Dana Point, CA, USA
Wednesday, October 21 – MEO Arena, Lisbon, Portugal
Thursday, October 22 – Movistar Arena, Madrid, Spain
Saturday, October 24 – Sant Jordi Club, Barcelona, Spain (SOLD OUT)
Monday, October 26 – Unipol Arena, Bologna, Italy (SOLD OUT)
Wednesday, October 28 – Hangar Stage 1, Belgrade, Serbia
Friday, October 30 – Sportovní hala Fortuna, Prague, Czech Republic
Saturday, October 31 – Atlas Arena, Łódź, Poland (SOLD OUT)
Monday, November 2 – Max-Schmeling-Halle, Berlin, Germany (SOLD OUT)
Thursday, November 5 – Hovet, Stockholm, Sweden
Friday, November 6 – Oslo Spektrum, Oslo, Norway
Sunday, November 8 – Royal Arena, Copenhagen, Denmark
Tuesday, November 10 – Ziggo Dome, Amsterdam, Netherlands (SOLD OUT)
Thursday, November 12 – AFAS Dome, Antwerp, Belgium (SOLD OUT)
Friday, November 13 – Accor Arena, Paris, France (SOLD OUT)
Friday 20 November – M&S Bank Arena, Liverpool, UK (SOLD OUT)
Saturday 21 November – AO Arena, Manchester, UK (SOLD OUT)
Sunday 22 November – OVO Hydro, Glasgow, UK (SOLD OUT)
Tuesday 24 November – First Direct Arena, Leeds, UK (SOLD OUT)
Wednesday 25 November – Utilita Arena, Birmingham, UK (SOLD OUT)
Friday 27 November – The O2 Arena, London, UK (SOLD OUT)
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Friday June 18 – Rock In Roma, Rome, Italy
Saturday June 19 – I-Days Festival, Milan, Italy
Saturday June 26 – Slane Castle, County Meath, Ireland
Sunday June 27 – Slane Castle, County Meath, Ireland
Tuesday June 29 – Blackweir Fields, Cardiff, UK
Thursday 1st July – St James’ Park, Newcastle, UK
Saturday 3rd July – Heaton Park, Manchester, UK (SOLD OUT)
Sunday 4th July – Heaton Park, Manchester, UK
Tuesday 6 July – Glasgow Green, Glasgow, UK
Friday 9 July – London Stadium, London, UK
Wednesday, August 11 – Barclays Arena, Hamburg, Germany
Tuesday, August 17 – Olympiahalle, Munich, Germany
Wednesday, August 18 – Parkbühne Wuhlheide, Berlin, Germany
