ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. – The 9th Sing Out Loud Festival is taking over St. Augustine once again with some of the biggest names in pop, rock, folk, and blues. The festival’s marquee event, the Live Wildly ...

A sunset painted the Boston sky, setting the scene perfectly for Hozier’s Boston Calling performance. The romantic and serene atmosphere, coupled with Hozier’s messages of love and acceptance, set the ...

A packed Hersheypark Stadium welcomed blues and folk singer Hozier for his Unreal Unearth Unending concert on Sept. 19. And though Hozier has traveled far from his home in Ireland throughout his ...

Hozier wrote love songs for the end of the world – it was only fitting he perform them in a cemetery. The Irish musician took the stage at the Hollywood Forever Cemetery on Tuesday night, performing a ...

Hozier released “Unknown / Nth,” a single from his upcoming album “Unreal Unearth” on Friday. Hozier, a 33-year-old Irish musician and singer-songwriter, is well known for his mega-hit “Take Me To ...

Brandi Carlile joined singer-songwriter Hozier onstage during the 2019 Newport Folk Festival on Sunday (July 28) to perform her fan-favorite song, "The Joke." Before her performance, the singer ...

Irish folk-soul artist Hozier’s new EP, Eat Your Young, may not be the festive, rowdy St. Patrick’s Day soundtrack listeners might want, but it promises something far beyond the spirit of this holiday ...

Hozier brought out his pal and fellow chart-topping musician Ed Sheeran for a surprise rendition of "Work Song" at the Pinkpop music festival in The Netherlands this past weekend. Teasing out his ...

ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. — St. Augustine's ninth Sing Out Loud Festival is slated to return in September, and we are getting a sneak peek at who will be taking the stage during the festival's two-day ...

“Nobody’s Soldier” has an “Eat Your Young” feel to it musically. It’s more on the rowdy side, with brash explosions of sound and a steady drumbeat. Lyrically, it’s more of Hozier’s poetically deep ...

Ten years ago, Hozier’s “Take Me to Church” was everywhere — except the top of the Hot 100. The down-tempo folk-rock track by an unknown Irishman had turned into an improbable hit thanks to radio play ...