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Fontaines DC and Spiritualized

Irish band Fontaines DC are back with their third album while Spiritualized return with their ninth. We caught up with both bands for a chat about their latest.

Fontaines DC burst onto the scene three years ago releasing two albums in two years very quickly. They are now back with their third and it looks like it may be there first ever Number One. The band tell us all about it.

Plus, we hear from Jason Pierce the man behind the band Spiritualized, they have just returned with their ninth LP.

Also, we check out new music from Stone Broken, Bob Vylan, Pusha T, Kid Laroi and American rapper Latto.

Plus, we find out if Harry Styles can remain at Number One for a fourth week in the singles chart.

Presenter: Kim Robson
Producer: Alan Rowett

(Photo: Fontaines DC playing at Mountford Hall, Liverpool for the BBC Radio 6 Music Festival)

A Rotation Media production for BBC World Service

50 minutes

Last on

Sat 30 Apr 202223:32GMT
BBC World Service Americas and the Caribbean

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Music Played

  • Justin Bieber

    Honest

  • Stone Broken

    Revelation

  • Bob Vylan

    Health Is wealth

  • Pusha T

    Hear Me Clearly

  • Spiritualized

    The Mainline Song

  • Fontaines D.C.

    Jackie Down The Line

  • Latto

    Big Energy

  • Leah Kate

    10 things I hate About You

  • Kid Laroi

    Thousand Miles

  • Ed Sheeran

    2Step

  • Dave

    Starlight

  • Aitch

    Baby

  • Cat Burns

    Go

  • Jack Harlow

    First Class

  • Harry Styles

    As It Was

Broadcasts

  • Sat 30 Apr 202202:06GMT
    BBC World Service Australasia
  • Sat 30 Apr 202208:32GMT
    BBC World Service South Asia, Europe and the Middle East & East Asia only
  • Sat 30 Apr 202211:06GMT
    BBC World Service East and Southern Africa & West and Central Africa only
  • Sat 30 Apr 202223:32GMT
    BBC World Service Americas and the Caribbean