The LaFontaines ‘call it a day’ after ’17 incredible years’ for the Scots band

Heartbreak for fans of Scottish rock band, The LaFontaines, as the group announces they will be disbanding after “17 incredible years” in the music industry. The band, hailing from Motherwell, shared the news on social media, expressing gratitude to their loyal supporters and reflecting on the joy and success their music brought them over the years.

Formed in 2008, The LaFontaines comprised Kerr Okan, Jamie Keenan, and Darren McCaughey, leaving a significant mark on the Scottish music scene with four studio albums and memorable performances at notable venues and festivals. In a heartfelt Facebook post, the band shared their decision to part ways, acknowledging the impact their fans had on their journey.

Reactions poured in from devastated fans, reminiscing about their favourite LaFontaines gigs and expressing gratitude for the band’s music and memories. The band extended an invitation to their final shows in London and Glasgow, inviting fans to join them for a farewell celebration.

Throughout their career, The LaFontaines shared stages with renowned acts and played a part in boosting the careers of emerging artists, embodying the spirit of collaboration and support within the music industry. Their legacy will continue to resonate with fans who have cherished their unique sound and energetic live performances.

As The LaFontaines bid farewell to their musical journey, their impact on Scottish rock and the lasting connection with their fanbase will remain a cherished chapter in the country’s music history. The band’s decision to part ways marks the end of an era, but their music and memories will live on for fans who have been touched by their artistry and passion.