Fontaines D.C. have announced a special one-off charity show at London’s Roundhouse on 15 October, with all net proceeds going to CALM, the mental health charity dedicated to preventing suicide.

The intimate performance will take place just one day before the release of the band’s new album, Dopamine Chamber, making it a significant moment for fans as the group prepares to enter its next chapter.

All Net Proceeds to Support CALM

The show will raise funds for the Campaign Against Living Miserably (CALM), which works to prevent suicide and support people struggling with their mental health. By donating all net proceeds from the gig, Fontaines D.C. are putting an important cause at the centre of a special night for their fans.

The announcement comes as conversations around mental health continue to be vital across music and wider society. The charity show offers supporters a chance to see the band in a more intimate setting while contributing to CALM’s work.

Tickets Available Through a Ballot

Tickets are being allocated through a ballot, with successful applicants given the opportunity to purchase tickets. Fans were directed to register through the official Fontaines D.C. website, with the original announcement stating that registration would close at 3pm BST on the day of the post.

As the gig is scheduled for 15 October, fans should check the band’s official channels for any remaining ticket information or updates.

With Dopamine Chamber arriving the following day, the Roundhouse performance promises to be a special occasion: a chance to celebrate Fontaines D.C.’s new music while supporting a cause that matters.