Fresh from the release of their acclaimed fourth album, Romance, Fontaines D.C. played a special Sofa Session for Jo Whiley on BBC Radio 2 last night – performing tracks from the LP, as well as a cover of 'Let's Get Lost', famously recorded by Chet Baker in 1955.

Fontaines D.C. – who star on the current issue of Hot Press – previously expressed their love for Chet Baker, specifically his debut vocal album Chet Baker Sings, in a Q&A with Fred Perry Subculture.

Romance was recently named Hot Press's Album of the Month, scoring a nine-star review, before going on to debut at No.2 on both the Irish and UK charts last.

The five-piece launched their new album with a special show in London last month, which was attended by the likes of Harry Styles, Cillian Murphy and Florence Welch.

They're now gearing up for a busy run of tour dates, including two sold-out shows at Dublin's 3Arena on December 6 and 7.

Lead vocalist Grian Chatten and drummer Tom Coll are also among the special guests confirmed for The Pogues' Red Roses For Me 40th anniversary show at the 3Arena on December 17.

Watch Fontaines D.C.'s cover of 'Let's Get Lost' below:

As part of the session, Fontaines D.C. also performed the title track from their new album:

Read our cover story interview with Fontaines D.C. in the new issue – in shops now, and available to order online below: