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Fontaines DC, Denzel Curry, The Kooks and Honey Dijon lead the lineup for Wollongong’s beloved Yours & Owls Festival.
Fontaines D.C. are touring Australia following the release of their fourth album, 'Romance,' released earlier this year.
On their fourth album in five years, Irish quintet Fontaines D.C. have gotten experimental. Guitarist Conor Curley takes The Music to the place that is the band’s new album, ‘Romance’.
"Every year, we’ve been criticised for being too rock, too grime, too hip hop, too pop… it’s just part of our year."
On 'Romance', Fontaines D.C. found inspiration in artists as diverse as OutKast and Korn.
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"It was awesome to see new festival goers attending for the first time ever and our regular fans returning to support us and the incredible 2023 line-up."
After a long period of uncertainty surrounding Australian festivals' sustainability as a whole, Laneway feels hopeful.
Fontaines D.C’s music represents so much of the last three years, and it was encapsulated in a cathartic and visceral display before a hungry and desperate crowd.