Don Letts and Carlos O’Connell Star in Lena Dunham’s Netflix Comedy ‘Too Much’

Explore how music legends Don Letts and Fontaines D.C.’s Carlos O’Connell shine in Lena Dunham’s fresh Netflix comedy ‘Too Much.’

A Star-Studded Music Cameo in ‘Too Much’

Lena Dunham, co-creator of Girls and Tiny Furniture, teamed up with her partner Luis Felber to bring us Too Much, a new comedy series that premiered on Netflix on July 10, 2025. The show features a rich blend of humor, heartbreak, and fresh London vibes — with a dash of notable music cameos that you won’t want to miss.

Will Sharpe and Megan Stalter star in the new Netflix series 'Too Much'

Notably, Carlos O’Connell of the Irish post-punk band Fontaines D.C. pops up in the series playing Eoin, a member of Felix’s band The Feelers. Felix is portrayed by Will Sharpe (The White Lotus), while Megan Stalter (Hacks) stars as Jessica, a New Yorker trying to start anew in London after a rough breakup.

Music and Musicians Weaving Through the Story

The Feelers, Felix’s band in the show, perform songs by Attawalpa, the real-life band of co-creator Luis Felber. This clever touch adds authenticity to the musical landscape of the series.

Then there’s the legendary Don Letts, once part of Big Audio Dynamite and a celebrated DJ, who plays Jonah The Ox — a London club MC who appears in multiple episodes. And it doesn’t stop there! The band Sleaze makes a cameo performing their real-life single ‘Push Tuck’, which you can check out below.

Official Video for Sleaze’s ‘Push Tuck’

Adding to the star-studded vibe, pop icon Rita Ora also makes a cameo appearance towards the end of the series. With such an eclectic mix of musicians and actors, Too Much is a treat for fans of both comedy and music.

Audience Buzz and Social Media Reactions

Fans have taken to Twitter to share excitement over spotting Carlos O’Connell in the background of the show’s first episode. Check out some fan reactions:

"fontaines d.c.'s carlos o'connell in lena dunham's new show #TooMuch 🩷💚"

— Coup De Main

"Lowkey is that the Fontaines DC dude in the bg of the first episode of Lena Dunham’s new show Too Much"

— Breast Easton Ellis

These shout-outs highlight how the show is weaving real music culture seamlessly into its storyline.

Cameo Highlights and Familiar Faces

Besides the musicians, the series boasts cameos from well-known actors like Andrew Scott, Kit Harington, and Jessica Alba, adding a touch of star power to the mix.

Andrew Scott, Rita Ora, Kit Harington, and Jessica Alba feature in 'Too Much'

Watch the Official Trailer

Get a glimpse of the comedy, drama, and quirky characters in the official trailer below:

A Soundtrack to Remember

Too Much features a diverse soundtrack with tracks from artists like Julia Jacklin, Songs: Ohia, Miley Cyrus, The Wombats, and Cate Le Bon. This eclectic mix perfectly complements the series' vibrant London setting and emotional beats.

Lena Dunham’s Busy Creative Streak

Although Lena Dunham doesn’t appear in Too Much, she’s been busy behind the scenes. She’s currently working on a romantic comedy film titled Good Sex, starring Natalie Portman as a couples' therapist navigating life post-breakup.

Additionally, Dunham is co-writing the new Broadway musical production of 10 Things I Hate About You, with Carly Rae Jepsen co-creating the score. Clearly, Dunham’s creative energies are in full swing!

In Conclusion

With its mix of heartfelt comedy, fresh music cameos, and star power, Too Much offers a unique streaming experience. Have you spotted your favorite musicians in the series yet? What do you think about blending real music culture into TV comedy?

FAQs

• Who are the notable musicians appearing in Too Much?
  Carlos O’Connell from Fontaines D.C. and DJ Don Letts are among the key musical cameos.
• What role does Carlos O’Connell play in the show?
  He plays Eoin, a bandmate of Felix in the fictional band The Feelers.
• Is Lena Dunham acting in Too Much?
  No, she is a creator and writer but does not appear on screen.
• What kind of music is featured in the series' soundtrack?
  The soundtrack mixes indie, pop, and alternative artists like Julia Jacklin, Miley Cyrus, and Cate Le Bon.
• Can I watch the music videos and trailer online?
  Yes, the official Netflix trailer and Sleaze’s ‘Push Tuck’ video are available on YouTube.

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