Fontaines D.C. EU Tour: Madrid, October 22, 2026 — Setlist & Before You Go

D.C. EU Tour · Madrid · October 22, 2026

Fontaines D.C. bring the D.C. EU Tour to Movistar Arena in Madrid on October 22, 2026. Our predicted setlist puts the new Dopamine Chamber songs beside “Nabokov,” “Favourite” and “Starburster,” with a sharp opening and a substantial closing run. The venue lists the event for 20:45; build your arrival around the entry instructions on your ticket.

Madrid is a city-centre arena stop, so the useful preparation is about choosing the right side of the building and keeping the journey home simple. Here is our listening plan, the forecast song order and a practical route through the evening.

Our predicted Madrid setlist

Our forecast uses the reported October 15 Roundhouse set, alongside the September 21 Brooklyn report.

1. Boys in the Better Land
2. Tongue
3. Nabokov
4. Jackie Down the Line
5. Marianne
6. You Miss Me
7. Roman Holiday
8. Bug
9. One Man
10. Mimesis
11. Happy for You
12. Big Shot
13. Japan
14. Favourite
15. Where Is Gone?
16. Six Shot Morning
17. I Love You
18. Starburster

Listen for the contrast in the opening stretch

Our Madrid pick starts with the direct impact of “Boys in the Better Land,” then moves into “Tongue.” It is a useful way to hear the distance between the earlier material and the new record. Give “Tongue” and “Marianne” a fresh listen before leaving, then return to “Nabokov” for the heavier side of the forecast.

For the ending, our choice is “Six Shot Morning,” “I Love You” and “Starburster.” That sequence gives the night a distinct final movement, so make your return plan flexible enough to enjoy the last song.

Madrid arrival: choose your station and entrance together

The arena’s event-specific visit guide places it beside Plaza de Felipe II and lists Goya on Metro lines 2 and 4 and O’Donnell on line 6. Use your ticket entrance to decide which route leaves you with the simplest final walk.

Save the arena destination and entrance details before you leave. Once outside, read the signs for your section rather than joining the first large queue. If friends are arriving separately, meet before entering so nobody has to search for a group while checking tickets.

Driving? The venue identifies parking entrances at Calle Lombia/Jorge Juan and Calle Goya/Fuente del Berro. Check availability and the correct entrance before navigating; the address that gets you to the building may not get you into your car park.

Before you go: a city evening that turns into an arena night

Eat before you enter the final queue if that is part of your plan, and leave a little time for the last walk from the station. Having everything in the same pocket sounds convenient until you need a ticket, card and phone at once; choose a secure place for each.

Choose the return station before the encore

Save a route home from the arena, then check the service for the actual evening rather than relying on your outward journey. Meet your group at a clear landmark after leaving the crowded exits. If you prefer a taxi, agree on a pickup point you can walk to without trying to stop directly in the busiest flow outside.

Our Madrid plan: ticket ready, entrance saved, a comfortable layer and the newer songs in your ears. Once you are inside, the change from the opener to “Tongue” is the moment to lean into the new tour.

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Prepared October 21, 2026. Times in this guide are local. The song order is our prediction; event details come from the linked venue, promoter and ticket sources.