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The Irish band brought material from Dopamine Chamber and additional selections to an extended television performance.
15d ago · The Music Loop Staff
Fontaines D.C. had room to stretch out on Jools Holland. According to Pitchfork, the Irish rock band delivered a special 45-minute set, featuring songs from Dopamine Chamber alongside other material.
That running time makes this more than a quick television check-in. Rather than putting the spotlight on a single track, the extended appearance gives listeners a broader window into the band’s repertoire—and fans a substantial performance to spend time with.
Why it matters
An extended television set offers space for more of a band’s music than a typical single-song appearance, making this a worthwhile stop for listeners looking beyond one track.
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