ad-lib that Hozier sings in the middle of the song ... like an ice cold bottle of Diet Coke, finishing work for the day, or the all-too-good feeling of finally removing your bra.

Hozier’s music often explores themes of social justice and literary motifs, as seen in his breakout single “Take Me to Church,” which became a global hit in 2013. His latest work includes ...

Hozier often performs the hit from his self ... Check out their performance of ‘Work Song’ below: PinkPop turned out to be a busy weekend for Sheeran, who also joined Limp Bizkit for a cover ...

After performing alongside Limp Bizkit at the 2024 Pinkpop Festival in Landgraaf, Netherlands, on June 23, Sheeran popped up during Hozier's set to deliver a duet of "Work Song" — their first ...

Image “Most of the songs that I always admired and hoped to capture the quality of in my work were not charting hits,” Hozier said.Credit...Brian Karlsson for The New York Times Both Hozier ...

Hozier is aware of some of his work, but not the details of the accusations. He does bring up the allegations against post-punk band PWR BTTM – who all but disappeared after singer Ben Hopkins ...

The show continued to fluctuate between down-to-earth and more driving tracks, highlighting the tonal range of Hozier’s work. Throughout the concert, Hozier’s crowd work was endearingly awkward.

Much like a lot of the work on the record, you know? So it was a song about looking forward to something, perpetually looking ahead.” Less is known in advance about “That You Are.” ...

Hozier will play his biggest U.S. stadium yet ... “I have a little remote rig that I’ll bring with me, even just for writing creative work. So I’m hoping to do that.” ...

What is the “Hozier Yell”? The “Hozier Yell” originates from the song “Northern Attitude,” a 2024 collaboration between Hozier and Noah Kahan. In this track, Hozier delivers an ...

While many of the popular versions soundtracked major life moments with Hozier’s yell ... like an ice cold bottle of Diet Coke, finishing work for the day, or the all-too-good feeling of ...