Hozier is 28 now, and sitting opposite me in a bar in Fitzrovia, nursing a half pint of Guinness. His eyes are framed by black, square-rimmed glasses, and his tousled dark hair is tucked into a ...

There’s a sense among Hozier’s audience that he represents a type of idealized man. His striking height and cascading hair make him seem like a romance novel’s leading man come to life ...

At six-foot-five, Andrew Hozier-Byrne is the kind of man who should ... Tall and gangly he may be, but with his long hair stuffed in a beanie hat, a scruffy half-beard on his face and a scarf ...

With lyrics that include “seven new ways to eat your young”, it’s Swift meets Sinead O’Connor (the Irish artist died after this interview, with Hozier paying emotional tribute to her ...

“We’re selling more tickets now than when I was in the charts with ‘Take Me to Church,’” Hozier, 34, said in an interview this ... his shoulder-length hair pulled back in a bun ...

WATCH | Hozier's interview with Tom Power: The full interview with Hozier is available on our podcast, Q with Tom Power. He also talks in depth about his new album, Unreal Unearth, and how it was ...

On Hozier's new album “Unreal Unearth” (out now), the Irish troubadour takes listeners on a sonic journey through the nine circles of hell, as detailed in Dante’s epic 14th-century poem ...

and how important it is to every musician.” Check back next week for more of Hozier’s interview with USA TODAY.

Hozier conceived a bizarre yet endearing piece of fan lore earlier this year when he inexplicably claimed to have written the classic Halloween song “The Monster Mash” during an interview with ...

When Hozier found himself with some downtime during the pandemic, he did what a lot of people did: He kept up on the news, which was, at times, pretty frightening and upsetting. He poured all of ...