Lined with depth, variety, sensuality and a casual biblical reference, the lyrics provide a story that is universally accessible without losing its immediacy. The music continued without a word from ...

Hozier felt a lot of love from his fans when ... I got a lot of voicemails of people changing the lyrics to my songs and just singing them at me, sending their own little messages.

is just how poetically beautiful and tender and hopeful the rest of the lyrics are!” @wldflwrndbrly said: “Normies mad that Hozier didn’t sing the f slur on SNL last night… are you new ...

Hozier’s music mixes rock, blues, and folk, and he is known for his deep, soulful voice and poetic lyrics. He has released several albums, including Wasteland, Baby!, and Unreal Unearth ...

With an undeniable fire in his voice, a lyric that paints an urgent tale of spiritual love, and a video that takes on the persecution of the LGBT community in society, this is a song that ...

Hozier is more than just the voice behind "Take Me to Church"—his music is a rich tapestry of blues, folk, gospel, and soul, deeply influenced by legends like Nina Simone, John Lee Hooker, and James ...

O’Brien was referring to a line in the original lyrics of the song, now considered offensive: “You scumbag, you maggot, You cheap lousy faggot.” Hozier and his backup singers instead sang ...

To celebrate five years of Hozier’s sophomore album “Wasteland, Baby!” — the Irish singer-songwriter released a rustic, acoustic version of the track “Be” on March 1, 2024. As not just a musician but ...