Complete List Of Fontaines D.C. Songs From A to Z

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Fontaines D.C. formed in Dublin in 2014 after Grian Chatten, Conor Curley, Conor Deegan III, Tom Coll, and Carlos O’Connell met while studying music at BIMM Dublin. The musicians bonded over poetry as much as rock and roll, and that literary streak became central to the band’s identity. Their early singles carried a raw post-punk urgency shaped by Dublin streets, working-class imagery, spoken-word rhythms, and a guitar sound that could move from abrasive repetition to unexpected melody.

The band signed with Partisan Records and released Dogrel in 2019 after several independent and early-label singles, including “Liberty Belle,” “Hurricane Laughter,” “Chequeless Reckless,” “Boys in the Better Land,” and “Too Real.” Dogrel turned Fontaines D.C. into an international name and established Grian Chatten’s distinctive voice at the center of songs that sounded deeply tied to Dublin. The band moved quickly, following with A Hero’s Death in 2020, a darker and more atmospheric record that expanded their sound through songs such as “I Don’t Belong,” “Televised Mind,” “A Lucid Dream,” and the title track.

Skinty Fia arrived in 2022 and pushed the band further into themes of Irish identity, displacement, language, and life away from home. “Jackie Down The Line,” “I Love You,” “Roman Holiday,” and “In ár gCroíthe go deo” became some of the group’s most recognizable songs, while the later Skinty Fia go deo edition expanded the era with session recordings, covers of U2 and Whipping Boy, and an Orbital remix. Fontaines D.C. then moved from Partisan to XL Recordings for Romance in 2024, working with producer James Ford and opening their music to industrial textures, electronic production, shoegaze, hip-hop influence, and a broader sense of scale.

The Romance period continued into 2025 with “It’s Amazing To Be Young,” “Before You I Just Forget,” and the live hybrid “Starburster / In Heaven (Lady in the Radiator Song).” In 2026, the band contributed a version of Sinéad O’Connor’s “Black Boys on Mopeds” to War Child’s HELP(2) project and released “Marianne,” the first single from the announced album Dopamine Chamber. The album is scheduled for October 16, 2026, so only songs officially released through September 28, 2026 are included in the catalog below.

Complete List Of Fontaines D.C. Songs From A to Z

0-F

“‘Cello Song” – ‘Cello Song single (2023); later included on The Endless Coloured Ways: The Songs of Nick Drake (2023)
“A Hero’s Death” – A Hero’s Death single (2020); later included on A Hero’s Death (2020)
“A Hero’s Death (Soulwax Remix)” – A Hero’s Death (Soulwax Remix) single (2021)
“A Lucid Dream” – A Hero’s Death (2020)
“A Lucid Dream (Apple Music Home Session)” – Apple Music Home Session: Fontaines D.C. single (2020)
“A Lucid Dreamer (Live Version)” – A Lucid Dreamer (Live Version) single (2021)
“Before You I Just Forget” – It’s Amazing To Be Young 7-inch B-side (2025); later included on Romance (Deluxe Edition) (2025)
“Big” – Dogrel (2019)
“Big Shot” – Skinty Fia (2022)
“Black Boys on Mopeds” – HELP(2) (2026)
“Bloomsday” – Skinty Fia (2022)
“Boys in the Better Land” – Dogrel (2019)
“Boys in the Better Land (Darklands Version)” – Chequeless Reckless / Boys in the Better Land single (2018)
“Bug” – Romance (2024)
“Chequeless Reckless” – Dogrel (2019)
“Chequeless Reckless (Darklands Version)” – Chequeless Reckless / Boys in the Better Land single (2018)
“Death Kink” – Romance (2024)
“Desire” – Romance (2024)
“Dublin City Sky” – Dogrel (2019)
“Favourite” – Romance (2024)

G-L

“Here’s The Thing” – Romance (2024)
“Horseness Is The Whatness” – Romance (2024)
“How Cold Love Is” – Skinty Fia (2022)
“Hurricane Laughter” – Dogrel (2019)
“Hurricane Laughter (Darklands Version)” – Hurricane Laughter / Winter in the Sun single (2017)
“I Don’t Belong” – A Hero’s Death single (2020); later included on A Hero’s Death (2020)
“I Don’t Belong (A Take Away Show by La Blogothèque)” – I Don’t Belong (A Take Away Show by La Blogothèque) single (2021)
“I Love You” – Skinty Fia (2022)
“I Was Not Born” – A Hero’s Death (2020)
“In ár gCroíthe go deo” – Skinty Fia (2022)
“In ár gCroíthe go deo (Orbital Remix)” – Skinty Fia go deo (2023)
“In The Modern World” – Romance (2024)
“It’s Amazing To Be Young” – It’s Amazing To Be Young single (2025); later included on Romance (Deluxe Edition) (2025)
“Jackie Down The Line” – Jackie Down The Line single (2022); later included on Skinty Fia (2022)
“Liberty Belle” – Dogrel (2019)
“Liberty Belle (Darklands Version)” – Liberty Belle single (2017)
“Living in America” – A Hero’s Death (2020)
“Love Is The Main Thing” – A Hero’s Death (2020)

M-R

“Marianne” – Marianne single (2026)
“Motorcycle Boy” – Romance (2024)
“Nabokov” – Skinty Fia (2022)
“No” – A Hero’s Death (2020)
“Oh Such a Spring” – A Hero’s Death (2020)
“One (Apple Music Home Session)” – Apple Music Home Session: Fontaines D.C., Vol. 2 (2022); later issued as “One (Skinty Fia Sessions)” on Skinty Fia go deo (2023)
“Rocket to Russia (Darklands Version)” – Liberty Belle single (2017)
“Roman Holiday” – Skinty Fia (2022)
“Romance” – Romance (2024)
“Roy’s Tune” – Dogrel (2019)

S-Z

“Sha Sha Sha” – Dogrel (2019)
“Skinty Fia” – Skinty Fia (2022)
“Starburster” – Starburster single (2024); later included on Romance (2024)
“Starburster / In Heaven (Lady in the Radiator Song)” – Romance (Deluxe Edition) (2025)
“Sunny” – A Hero’s Death (2020)
“Sundowner” – Romance (2024)
“Televised Mind” – A Hero’s Death (2020)
“Televised Mind (Dave Clarke Remix)” – Televised Mind (Dave Clarke Remix) single (2021)
“Television Screens” – Dogrel (2019)
“The Couple Across the Way” – Skinty Fia (2022)
“The Cuckoo Is A-Callin'” – Too Real single B-side (2018)
“The Lotts” – Dogrel (2019)
“Too Real” – Too Real single (2018); later included on Dogrel (2019)
“Twinkle (Skinty Fia Sessions)” – Skinty Fia go deo (2023)
“Winter in the Sun (Darklands Version)” – Hurricane Laughter / Winter in the Sun single (2017)
“Wouldn’t It Be Nice” – Deezer Originals: InVersions (2020)
“You Said” – A Hero’s Death (2020)