Fontaines D.C. have a North American and European tour planned around their album release, with stops at Les Docks in Lausanne, FM4 Frequency in Sankt Pölten, Reading and Leeds Festivals, Electric Picnic, plus shows in Atlanta, Asbury Park, and Dana Point.

Jamie T (Jamie Treays) discusses his headspace ahead of the sixth studio album Ghosts (100 Days Of Mourning), due in early October, describing a more reflective process aided by revisiting career voice memos.

Presale tickets begin on August 27, 2026 at 11:00 AM AEST, followed by general on-sale on August 28, 2026 at 11:00 AM local time.

Festival coverage notes a heated, crowded atmosphere with security and crowd dynamics shaping the experience, while avoiding outright catastrophes and focusing on rankings and highlights.

Set highlights include crowd-pleasers like 'My Own Summer (Shove It)' and 'Korea,' with the crowd's energetic response lifting the band.

TV Girl steal the show with an immersive set and dynamic on-stage interaction featuring Jordana Nye and George Clanton, drawing praise for atmosphere and engagement.

Jordana Nye’s performance and George Clanton’s surprise appearance on the Orion Stage are singled out for their charisma and crowd connection.

Concrete Vehicles on the Rising Stage deliver dynamic post-hardcore energy and crowd participation, including a shout for political solidarity.

Electric Picnic is expected to showcase a potent performance by a band at the height of their powers, despite some online backlash questioning originality.

VIP sections and crowd interactions, including yellow lighting and bang bong light sticks, underscore a fan-focused experience with the band involved in designing the concert’s overall look and setlist.

Chino Moreno’s dynamic stage presence and seamless transitions between heavy and melodic passages mark Deftones as a festival capstone for many attendees.

Dayglow underdelivered due to heat, while Feist delivered a thoughtful, intimate show that resonated with the audience.