Fontaines D.C. joins host Stephen Kallao

Every member of post-punk band Fontaines D.C. recently moved to London, after starting their career in their longtime home of Dublin, Ireland. That move, and the feelings it inspired, are at the heart of their new album, Skinty Fia – It asks big questions about what it means to be Irish…Even when you’re away from home. On the next World Cafe, hear guitarists Carlos O’Connell and Connor Curley talk about the big move and about what it’s been like touring in the United States. Plus, Fontaines D.C. perform live at World Cafe Live in Philadelphia.

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*The Waterboys “The Whole Of The Moon” This Is The Sea

Fontaines D.C. “How Cold Love Is” Recorded Live for the World Cafe

Fontaines D.C. “Jackie Down the Line” Recorded Live for the World Cafe

Fontaines D.C. “Nabokov” Recorded Live for the World Cafe

Fontaines D.C. “Skinty Fia” Recorded Live for the World Cafe

Thin Lizzy “The Boys Are Back In Town” Jailbreak

The Cranberries “Dreams” Everybody Else Is Doing It, So Why Can’t We?

The Frames “Falling Slowly” The Cost

Dawes “Someone Else’s Cafe / Doomscroller Tries to Relax” Misadventures of Doomscroller

Tracy Chapman “Talkin’ Bout A Revolution” Tracy Chapman

Hour Two
*Dave Matthews Band “Tripping Billies” Crash

Diana Ross “Turn Up The Sunshine (feat Tame Impala)” Minions: The Rise of Gru Soundtrack

Cee Lo Green “Forget You” The Lady Killer

Mt. Joy “Lemon Tree” Orange Blood

Split Enz “I Got You” True Colours

Spoon “The Hardest Cut” Lucifer On The Sofa

Angel Olsen “All the Good Times” Big Time

‘Til Tuesday “Voices Carry” Voices Carry

Arlo Parks “Softly” Softly (single)

Duncan Sheik “Love Vigilantes” Covers 80’s

Phoebe Bridgers “Sidelines” Conversations with Friend

Matthew Sweet “Looking At The Sun” Girlfriend

David Bowie “Heroes” Heroes

*Optional Song