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Hozier is one of the most successful folk artists of the 21st century. Born Andrew Hozier-Byrne, the Irish singer-songwriter first toured internationally as a member of the Irish vocal group Anúna before going solo in 2012. His watershed moment came a year later when his first single, “Take Me to Church” was released. In 2014, it rose to No. 2 on the Billboard Hot 100 and ushered in Hozier’s self-titled debut, which itself reached No. 2 on the Billboard 200. “Take Me to Church” closed 2014 as Spotify’s most-shared song of the year and garnered Hozier’s first career Grammy nomination for Song of the Year. His 2019 sophomore full-length, Wasteland Baby!, topped the Billboard 200 and was supported by Hozier’s first solo headlining world tour. In 2023, Hozier released his third album, Unreal Unearth. Throughout his career, Hozier has collaborated with artists such as Mavis Staples, Annie Lennox, Maren Morris, Noah Kahan, Brandi Carlile and composer Bear McCreary.
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Hozier 2024 Tour Dates:
Hozier headed out on the 2024 leg of his Unreal Unearth Tour in April. After kicking off at Coastal Credit Union Music Park at Walnut Creek in Raleigh, North Carolina, the tour will cover much of the U.S. through September.
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The U.S. leg of Hozier’s 2024 Unreal Unearth Tour began on April 20 at Coastal Credit Union Music Park at Walnut Creek in Raleigh, North Carolina.
Tickets for Hozier’s 2024 Unreal Unearth Tour are on sale now via Ticketmaster.
Hozier will be joined on his 2024 Unreal Unearth Tour by special guest Allison Russell on select U.S. dates.
I bought these tickets to see George but they both ended up being amazing. The Ryman is a really awesome venue and it was a perfect night! I love them even more now and will be looking for them in concert again ASAP.
Hozier at Ryman, can't get much better than that. Venue was awesome!
Loved the Ryman, it's a great place for a concert! Both bands sounded amazing and I am hooked on their music.
As a new artist on the scene I was super impressed with the talent of Hozier! Totally worth going to see him if you have the opportunity.
1. Hozier had an amazing live performance. 2. He is very personable and engaging 3. His sound married superbly with the acoustics of the Ryman.
Besides every song being so good, he played an equally as good cover and his voice was mint! LOVED this show- can't wait to see him again, now I know why he sold out 3 shows in Nashville. Please go check him out
One of the best shows I've seen at the ryman. Terrific
great songs, vocals and performance. electric and acoustic. personable and fun. would recommend to others and will definitely see again!
Great opening band with George Ezra. I loved the performance by Hozier. Perfect use of his band mixed solo performances. Gave some background on songs, came out for an encore, highly recommend.
Hozier is a master at his craft, and his band is amazing. Truly, a musician worth seeing live. Next time he's in town, I'll pay anything to have a front-row seat.
Hozier put on a great show, and love finding new artist that open. Will definitely be seeing both again very soon. First time at the Beacon and loved the venue.
Not going to surprise anyone by saying the Hozier show at the Electric Factory was phenomenal. He is really special, and he and his amazing band did not disappoint. So very happy we were able to be there.
Hozier is one of the best live acts I've ever heard. This is my second time seeing him. He has just come off shows in Boston and New York and appearances on the Tonight Show and the Today show all within the span of three days. He admitted to having 6 hrs of sleep within those 3 days, and looked as if he was about to keel over. But that did not stop him and his band of fairy angels from putting on an unforgettable show. Longer set than on his last tour, played every song on his excellent album, one of the bonus tracks (Run), and two covers, Skip James' Illinois Blues, and Ariana Grande's Problem (into which he inserts some verses from Regulate). There is always a contrast with him between his COMMANDING presence when he sings, and his shy interaction with the crowd when speaking, but he was less stiff and has enhanced his banter, expanding his back story on the macabre love song In A Week, and expressing his intention to sample "some of your gourmet cheesesteaks". Certainly getting more comfortable with larger crowds, which is important as I fully expect the next tour he'll be filling stadiums.
Great show!! Me and my friends had such a great time. I would see him again, no problem!!!
Rarely have I seen a crowd as diverse as this totally into a performer, especially one who just came on the scene a little over a year ago. But if anyone deserves it, Hozier does. He's an all around talented performer. Excellent song writer, singer, musician, leader, and comes across as a very nice person too. Few headliners spend as much time as he does promoting the other musicians on stage, including his opening act, George Ezra, who is worth seeing as well, though not quite the extraordinary talent of Hozier. Hozier's playing and appreciation of R&B and blues is very exciting as well as his songs. He played a Skip James blues better than Skip James did, which is saying a lot.
Hozier song writing is old school storytelling meets current culture vibe. His voice is rich with hints of soul. I love his sense of timing with each song. His band is enjoyable as well and of course the cellist is bonus for overall sound component of each song. Wonderful backup singing with haunting harmonys. I cannot wait to see this talent grow!
Gorgeous artist. Simple. Strong. Authentic. Soulful.
We saw Hozier last summer at the Newport Folk Fest, in a small setting, and fell in love with his music and style. He was just as amazing at the Beacon last weekend. Great songwriter and performer, hope to see him again soon!
The first time I saw Hozier was at the Bowery Ballroom in May of 2014. Then I was fortunate enough to see him at both Irving Plaza shows in November 2014. When it was announced that he was playing The Beacon - I just knew the show was going to be insane! Thinking about that voice in that theatre gave me chills. And I was not wrong! Just an amazing show! Crowd was very energetic - most of us standing the whole time in a theatre where one usually sits. I wish I could re-live this night many times over! I also knew when I bought this ticket that it may be the last time I see him in such an intimate venue. BB has a capacity under 600. Irving is around 1,025. Beacon 2,800. After Hozier hits the feastivals this summer, he's definitely going to need larger venues, and as happy as I am for that success for him, I will miss seeing him in such intimate venues.
Hozier brought the house down!!!! He totally rocked it out!!!
