Fcukers’ debut album ‘Ö’ finds the band in full-throttle mode, encapsulating the unruly, kinetic energy that has earned them status as party starters.‘Ö’ was produced by Kenneth Blume (FKA Kenny Beats), recorded last year in a whirlwind two-week recording session following an initial prospective meeting between the trio, with multi-GRAMMY-winning engineer Tom Norris (Lady Gaga, Charli XCX, The Weeknd) on board to mix the record and additional production coming from Dylan Brady of 100 Gecs across three of the album’s tracks.Containing recent breakout singles ‘Play Me’ and ‘I Like It Like That’ - the latter already proving a firm live favourite at their riotous headline shows - ‘Ö’ guides the listener through all the highs and lows of a metaphorical night-out in Fcukers’ world.Sharp, muscular and oozing with the kind of peak-time party energy that the duo have honed throughout their short existence, ‘Ö’ demonstrates a band firmly in command of their sound, working at the top of their game and ready to set the pace for 2026.The raw energy of a Fcukers live show has to be seen to be believed and has led to the band selling out their stadium tour, performing in venues of up to 76,000 capacity and almost every show since they formed in 2023.In 2025, they toured the UK and EU, selling out three back-to-back shows at London’s Colour Factory, plus sold out shows at Manchester’s Gorilla, Amsterdam’s Tolhuistuin and Paris’ Trabendo, with fans going wild throughout.They’ve since returned to the US, performing in LA with Beck joining them onstage for their cover of ‘Devil’s Haircut’, and playing their biggest headline show yet at Brooklyn Steel.
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