Fontaines D.C.: the possible setlist for the Bologna show at Unipol Arena

25-10-2026

Fontaines D.C. are heading back to Italy: on Monday 26 October the Irish band will take the stage at Bologna's Unipol Arena for their first show in the country since the release of "Dopamine Chamber". The band's fifth album, released on 16 October, will be at the heart of a show pairing the new songs with the most iconic tracks from their back catalogue. The first clues to the possible setlist come from the Madrid and Lisbon shows, the only two the Dublin band has played since the album came out. The two gigs followed a similar structure, with a few variations: in Spain the opener was the new "Tongue", while in Portugal the band chose "Boys In The Better Land". So in Bologna too, the running order could change. At the heart of the show is the run made up of "Roman Holiday", "In The Modern World", "Happy For You" and "Big Shot". The endings of both nights, meanwhile, lined up "Japan", "I Love You", "Starburster" and "Six Shot Morning": the very track that opens "Dopamine Chamber" was chosen to close both shows.

After Bologna, Fontaines D.C. will return to Italy in summer 2027 for two more dates: 18 June at Rock in Roma and 19 June at High Days, at the Ippodromo Snai San Siro in Milan.

Here's the possible setlist for the Fontaines D.C. show in Bologna, based on their recent performances:

Tongue
Here’s The Thing
Nabokov
Boys In The Better Land
Marianne
Jackie Down The Line
You Miss Me
Roman Holiday
In The Modern World
Happy For You
Big Shot
Mimesis
Bug
Favourite
Where Is Gone?
Japan
I Love You
Starburster
Six Shot Morning

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This article is an English translation of the original Italian text by OndaRock Staff, published on OndaRock.it. It was translated with the help of artificial intelligence, under the editorial responsibility of OndaRock's editor-in-chief, Claudio Fabretti.

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