Fontaines D.C. Mourns Loss of Manager Trevor Dietz

The acclaimed manager Trevor Dietz, best known for guiding the band Fontaines D.C., has died at the age of 47. The band confirmed his passing on social media on Sunday, June 7th, expressing their deep sorrow.

Fontaines D.C. frequently referred to Dietz as their 'sixth member,' highlighting his indispensable role since their inception. He was credited with managing their schedules and fostering their growth from early club gigs to global recognition.

Dietz discovered the Irish band in 2016 while booking acts at Dublin's Workman's Club. He signed them that same year, leading to the release of their debut album, 'Dogrel,' under a label that also represents major artists.

Reflecting on their initial meeting in 2019, Dietz emphasized the importance of shared vision and ambition, stating he would not have worked with the band without their immense expectations. He believed in their potential to achieve international success.

Dietz had been a close friend and manager to the band for ten years. His unwavering support and belief in fairness were deeply appreciated. No further details regarding his death have been publicly disclosed.