Irish singer-songwriter Hozier brought Outside Lands 2025 to a poignant, powerful close, delivering a heartfelt and musically ...

THE RICH AND SOULFUL VOICE of Irish musician Hozier echoed across San Francisco's Golden Gate Park over the weekend, the ...

Fans brought all their energy for the final day of Outside Lands. Festivalgoers rolled into the third day of the Golden Gate ...

Outside Lands Music and Arts Festival 2025 begins in San Francisco, featuring live performances from major artists like ...

Rocking a red plaid kilt and a “Fuck ICE” pin on his beanie, Paak took his perch atop his drum kit, presiding over a funky ...

“Blow the Whistle” rapper Too $hort is stopping in both the Rose City and Eugene this summer. The Oakland-raised artist ...

Backup singer Amanda Brown stepped center stage to sing “Nina Cried Power,” Hozier’s ode to Nina Simone and other iconic singers — Billie Holiday, Patti Smith, John Lennon, James Brown and Mavis ...

Hozier and Blink-182 are the two major headline acts for Sea.Hear.Now Festival in 2025. Here's how to sign up for pre-sale ...

Hozier performed at the Merriweather Post Pavilion in Columbia, MD., as part of his Unreal Earth 2024 Tour. Hozier opened the show with De Selby (Part 1), De Selby (Part 2) and Jackie and Wilson.

Hozier was 23 when the hit made him an international star. The song went to No. 1 in at least a dozen countries and surpassed an astonishing 2 billion Spotify streams earlier this year.

Also performing at the festival in Bridgeport, Connecticut, will be Weezer, Vampire Weekend and Japanese Breakfast.

Hozier wrote the song "Take Me To Church" in the wake of a messy breakup with his now ex-girlfriend. Before that relationship, Hozier said the lyrics he wrote were mostly "juvenilia, angsty ...