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Hozier stunned in 2013 with his song "Take Me To Church" with its lyrics about the humanness of sexuality and at the same time critiquing church teachings. He did not see this song to be a hit since it did not sound like the pop songs up in the charts during that time. However, true talent does get noticed, and the song was at the top of that year's best songs worldwide. After this achievement, the indie folk singer has continued to release records that are packed with powerful lyrics. It is to be expected that in every release, inside the tunes are concealed layers of meaning up to a listener's interpretation. This lyrical attribute is complimented by his themes that do not shy away from sensitive topics to double down on philosophical wisdom. These lyrics are propelled by his baritone voice and folksy and gospel-oriented music that demands attention when heard.

Hozier produced three albums since his initial success. His debut is a self-titled album that came out in 2014. "Take Me To Church" warmed up the tracklist that consists of compelling songs, which are "From Eden" and "Work Song." Four years later, the folk mixed with R&B and soul album "Wasteland, Baby!" hit the racks. "Nina Cried Power" led the track. This piece is a collaboration with activist and musician Mavis Staples. A protest song, its lyrics celebrate the power of coming together to exact change. "Would That I," "Movement," "Almost (Sweet Music)" and "Sunlights" were standouts from the record. His most recent release is "Unreal Unearth," Hozier's ode to the pandemic experience. His current most popular in this album is "Eat Your Young."

In support of the recent album, the "Take Me To Church" singer is on his "Unreal Unearth" tour, which was extended to 2024. The second leg of this tour will reach 37 venues in North America. The trek will start in April up until September, encompassing spring and summer. Allison Russel will accompany him on this tour. Russel dominates the Canadian pop scene as a result of catchy songs like "Nightflyer," "Persephone," and "The Returner."

The Fiddlers Green Amphitheatre is among the last stops in this amazing tour on August 30. Tickets are now on sale for this concert!

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Hozier is back by popular demand.

Following a successful 2023 tour, the Irish singer announced a second 39-concert leg of his ‘Unreal Unearth Tour’ with special guest Allison Russell on select dates from April through September 2024.

Along the way, he’ll play not one, not two, not three, not four but five (!) concerts in New York.

First up, Hozier will stop into Saratoga Springs’ Saratoga Performing Arts Center on May 19.

Soon after that, the “Take Me To Church” crooner hits Syracuse’s Empower Federal Credit Union Amphitheater on May 21, Forest Hills’ Forest Hills Stadium on June 4-5 and Bethel’s Bethel Woods Performing Arts Center on July 27.

The tour is in support of Hozier’s critically acclaimed 2023 album “Unreal Unearth;” the New York Post called the record a “fantastic, sonically diverse offering from a constantly maturing artist.”

And if you missed Hozier in 2023, you can grab your 2024 tickets as soon as today .

Although inventory isn’t available on Ticketmaster until Friday, Nov. 17, fans who want to ensure they have tickets ahead of time can purchase on sites like Vivid Seats before tickets are officially on sale.

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Hozier 2024 tour schedule

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Batter up, baseball fans.

Right before spring training kicks into high gear, Hozier will headline at Tempe, AZ’s annual Innings Festival at Tempe Beach Park on Feb. 23-24.

He’ll be joined by fellow heavy hitters Red Hot Chili Peppers , Macklemore , Third Eye Blind , Greta Van Fleet and Jimmy Eat World to name just a few.

You can grab tickets for the exciting festival here .

High Water Festival 2024

Two months later, Hozier is set to lend his talents to the spring High Water Festival at North Charleston, SC’s Riverfront Park on April 20-21 with big names like Noah Kahan , The Flaming Lips , The Wallflowers, Fleet Foxes , The Walkmen and many more.

Click here to pick up your tickets for the two-day extravaganza.

Hozier set list

At most shows on the 2023 run, Hozier stuck to a tight 21-song set list.

Based on our findings at Set List FM , here’s what he took to the stage at his final U.S. gig this year:

01.) “De Selby (Part 1)” 02.) “De Selby (Part 2)” 03.) “Jackie and Wilson” 04.) “From Eden” 05.) “Francesca” 06.) “To Be Alone” 07.) “Dinner & Diatribes” 08.) “Movement” 09.) “Cherry Wine” 10.) “I, Carrion (Icarian)” 11.) “Like Real People Do” 12.) “First Time” 13.) “Would That I” 14.) “Damage Gets Done” 15.) “Almost (Sweet Music)” 16.) “Eat Your Young” 17.) “First Light” 18.) “Take Me to Church”

19.) “Nina Cried Power” 20.) “Unknown/Nth” 21.) “Work Song”

Hozier opening act

For the U.S. leg of his tour, Hozier is bringing special guest Allison Russell to all shows.

Russell, 41, walks the line between folk and R&B; if you’re looking to sample her sound, we suggest starting with her most-streamed track, the slow burning “Nightflyer.”

“Unreal Unearth”

Comprised of sixteen tracks, Hozier’s third studio album comes out of the gate quietly with the gentle strumming of an acoustic guitar in the opening track “De Selby (Part 1).”

Very soon after, Hozier’s lilting vocals soar and transform into what may be the rock song of the year, the slinky “De Selby (Part 2).”

The rest of the record keeps up this level of quality with folksy campfire jams (“First Time,” “I, Carrion”), headbangers (“Francesca,” “Who We Are”) and radio ready singles (“Eat Your Young,” “Anything But”).

If you’re planning on attending a show, we highly recommend checking out “Unreal Unearth” — it’s a more than worthy entry in Hozier’s impressive canon.

You can stream “Unreal Unearth” in its entirety  here .

Huge concert tours in 2023-24

If you’ve recently had the thought “it’s been too long since I’ve gone to a live show,” now is the perfect time to fix that.

While it isn’t easy to find the right concert, here are five that might be perfect for a Hozier fan.

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A Decade After Hozier’s Breakthrough, How Did ‘Too Sweet’ Become His First Hot 100 No. 1?

This week's Five Burning Questions looks at Irish singer-songwriter Hozier's first solo Hot 100 top 40 hit in a decade, now also one of the year's more unexpected No. 1s.

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1. So straight off the top — if you were told at the beginning of 2024 that Hozier would have his first No. 1 hit by April, how surprised would you be, on a scale from 1 to 10?

Katie Atkinson:  10! Of course, watching the Hot 100 in the months since has definitely made it much less surprising, because we’ve seen Teddy Swims score his first No. 1, we’ve seen Benson Boone climb to No. 2, and we’ve seen Noah Kahan peak in the top 10, so Hozier topping the chart is completely in line with all that. But knowing what we knew on Jan. 1, it had been 10 years since he broke through with “Take Me to Church” and he was still hanging around the Hot 100, but the closest he’d returned to his No. 2 peak with “Church” was to the top 40 last year with Kahan (more on that below). Clearly, his chart-topping moves were already in the works.

Kyle Denis : About a 7. I had a feeling that whatever music Hozier came out with post- Unreal Unearth would do fairly well. That album did a lot to rejuvenate casual interest him beyond being pigeon-holed as the “Take Me to Chruch” guy. 

Jason Lipshutz : A 7. Sure, Hozier hasn’t been churning out top 10 hits over the past few years, but he has accrued quite a following during that time — there’s a reason he was able to schedule an arena and amphitheater tour for later this year, before “Too Sweet” was even released. Plus, country- and folk-adjacent pop-rock has certainly invaded the upper reaches of the Hot 100 over the past six months, with artists like Noah Kahan, Zach Bryan, Teddy Swims and Benson Boone all scoring smashes with their respective versions of the guitar-based renaissance. So, yes, still surprising to see a Hozier single atop the Hot 100, but certainly far from jaw-dropping.

Andrew Unterberger : A 9 — and it would’ve been a 10 at the beginning of 2023, but after Hozier’s impressive last year and popular music generally tilting in the direction of his arena-sized alt-folk, a comeback moment of some kind certainly seemed like it could’ve been on the horizon. But a No. 1 hit, at this extremely competitive moment in Hot 100 history? No, I cannot pretend that I saw that coming in any way.

Katie Atkinson:  I think timing is a piece of it, but this song is also undeniably great, so I’m going to give it to “Too Sweet.” The song has great lyrics, and you can discover a new cute phrase with every listen, and the way he lilts that chorus seems to put his not-quite-right partner’s sweetness into song. The combo of its easy-listening melody paired with lyrics we can all probably relate to makes for a hit.

Stephen Daw : It’s definitely more about “Too Sweet” itself, but the timing certainly doesn’t hurt. With the Noah Kahanaissance in full swing, contemporary folk music is having its biggest moment since the “ stomp clap hey ” days of the early 2010s, which is a huge opportunity for artists like Hozier who thrived in that aforementioned era. It’s abundantly clear that “Too Sweet” came in the perfect timeframe, but it’s worth noting that Hozier put out an entire album of folk songs in the middle of this sea change last year, and only “Eat Your Young” managed to crack into the lower half of the Hot 100 (debuting at No. 67 and then falling off the chart two weeks later). Clearly, “Too Sweet” has that X factor that keeps people listening. 

Jason Lipshutz : A combination of both. “Too Sweet” is pretty undeniable as a crossover hit, a smoky groove that relies on the deep timbre of Hozier’s voice to provide gravitas to its creeping hooks. Pop music trends helped push “Too Sweet” higher on the Hot 100 than it might have gone in other years, when it was darn near impossible to imagine a straight-up rock song hitting No. 1. Yet for Hozier, this single was the right one to deliver a new level of chart success, and hit the market at the right time.

Andrew Unterberger : It’s gotta be more about timing, because I am just flummoxed as to why this song of all songs is the one to take Hozier to the penthouse. Not that it’s bad, just that it doesn’t feel in any way exceptional among Hozier’s last decade of releases — if you told me it was originally a deep cut I’d forgotten about from 2019’s Wasteland, Baby! I would have zero trouble believing you. People evidently hear more there than I do to be streaming it in the massive numbers that they are, but I still have to think that it’s more effect than cause as relates to the larger Hozier revival.

3. Do you think the success of “Too Sweet” re-establishes Hozier as a true A-list star in 2024, or is it more a one-time deal for the singer-songwriter that’s unlikely to lead to many future successes beyond his pre-established cult fandom?

Stephen Daw : I wouldn’t go as far as saying “A-list,” but I think “Too Sweet” will definitely net Hozier a  lot  of cultural capital that will cement his place as one of the most sought-after voices in the folk-pop space. That’s in large part  because  of the cult fandom that has helped spread this song across apps like TikTok for the last few months — with an established fanbase already built in, it only feels that much more natural for newcomers to join in and strengthen that core, which leads to a wider base, which leads to more recruiting, so on and so forth. Watch this space, because “Too Sweet” is just the beginning of Hozier’s mainstream return. 

Kyle Denis : I don’t know if Hozier was ever truly A-list, and I don’t think “Too Sweet” puts him there either. Nonetheless, it’s a beautiful culmination of a truly underrated two years for him. He packed out arenas night after night on Unreal Unearth tour and the accompanying album had a lot of grassroots love, including two chart-toppers at AAA radio. I think, at best, “Too Sweet” will help increase the size of his cult fandom and rope more fans into the sprawling lore behind some of his most beloved songs and lyrics. That should be enough for him to continue getting major hits in his home formats while providing a cushion for a mainstream smash whenever the pop music pendulum swings in the direction of his sound. 

Andrew Unterberger : I think he’s there, to be honest — probably even moreso than he was in 2014. It’s one thing for radio and pop culture ubiquity to elevate your big hit to smash status (as happened with “Church”), but when it’s simply some good TikTok promotion and online buzz that lifts your song above hot new releases from many of the biggest superstars of the past 15 years, that usually means you’re pretty golden for some time to come. Hozier might not top the Hot 100 again, but I’d be a little surprised at this point if he didn’t become a regular fixture on the chart for at least the next few years.

4. If you had to look back to the early-mid 2010s for another hitmaking artist from the alt and/or folk spheres who could be due for a big 2020s comeback moment like this, who would you point to?

Katie Atkinson:  The first thing that came to mind was The Lumineers, who peaked at No. 3 on the Hot 100 back in 2012 with “Ho Hey.” They’ve stayed active in music since then but haven’t climbed back to those heights. They should be looking for a Noah Kahan feature right about now.

Stephen Daw : As much as I desperately want to see Gotye return to his solo career and score another gargantuan hit like “Somebody That I Used to Know,” the chances of that happening seem infinitesimally small. So, instead, I’ll go with Florence + The Machine — the band certainly hasn’t gone anywhere since the peak of their success in 2010 and 2011, charting three top 10 albums in the intervening years. I could easily see Florence Welch and company crafting a folksy, funky anthem that takes off on TikTok and occupies a similar space to “Too Sweet” some time in the next few months. 

Jason Lipshutz : If a new Gotye album exists at the end of the earth, to be discovered only by the bravest and most ambitious xylophone-music enthusiast, then it looks like I am going on an expedition. After “Somebody That I Used To Know” took over the Hot 100 and Making Mirrors turned into one of the most underrated pop full-lengths of the 2010s, we are still waiting for a follow-up from Wally de Backer. And while I am a diehard fan rooting for a comeback, I do think that a Gotye return would generate considerable interest from curious pop fans! Call up Kimbra, grab the buckets of face paint, and let’s go.

Andrew Unterberger : “Riptide” singer-songwriter Vance Joy — who, like Hozier, never really went away after his one big U.S. crossover hit — feels no more than a big-ticket remix away from getting back on the Hot 100.

5. “Take Me to Church”: more timeless classic or dated mid-’10s relic?

Katie Atkinson:  Wait, is anyone going to say relic? This song is still so good! I’m definitely going timeless classic and welcoming Andrew Hozier-Byrne back with open arms into the 2020s.

Stephen Daw : I can hear “Take Me to Church” today and feel it hit just as hard as it did a decade ago — this one is timeless classic, for sure. 

Kyle Denis : Timeless classic. This ain’t “Party Rock Anthem!” 

Andrew Unterberger : It’s certainly got claims to being both — it’s hard to hear the song without being reminded of the dozens of trailers and pop culture moments it soundtracked in the mid-’10s, not to mention the moments of our own lives. But I lean a little more towards timeless classic, because even back in 2014 it felt elevated from the rest of what was happening on the charts, and there’s still no other song in 21st century pop music that occupies its exact space.

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