Fontaines D.C. preview two new songs during comeback show in Spain

Fontaines D.C. introduced two previously unheard songs during a comeback show in Spain over the weekend, according to Billboard. The band’s set included the debut live appearances of “Marianne” and “Six Shot Morning,” which were performed as part of a 19-song run, the outlet reported.

Billboard said the tracks showed up within the group’s main set rather than as a short encore, placing both songs among other material Fontaines D.C. played during the night. The report did not specify the exact order of the songs within the performance, nor did it identify the venue in the account provided.

The appearance of “Marianne” and “Six Shot Morning” follows the band’s recent return to live performance attention, with the Spain stop described by Billboard as a comeback show. The outlet framed the new tracks as emerging material that audiences in attendance heard for the first time in that setting.

Neither song’s release timing was described in the report, and Billboard did not provide additional details about whether recordings are already scheduled for streaming or sale. As a result, the only confirmed public information from this report is that both titles were performed live during the Spanish concert.

For fans and music industry observers, live debuts can serve as an early window into how new work may sound in a band’s current lineup and production style, but the Billboard report did not include commentary from the band about the songs’ themes or production credits. The outlet also did not provide statements from Fontaines D.C. or their representatives about the next steps for the tracks.

Concert performances like this can affect planning for subsequent shows, as artists may adjust set lists based on audience response to new material. However, without additional reporting on whether “Marianne” or “Six Shot Morning” were repeated elsewhere during the same tour stretch, no further conclusions can be drawn from the Spain report alone.

The Billboard coverage is expected to be followed by additional announcements as new songs move from live previews to official releases, including potential release dates, label information, and distribution across streaming platforms. Until then, the live Spain performance remains the most direct confirmation that both songs are part of Fontaines D.C.’s near-term creative output.