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Before he found pop glory with “Take Me to Church” — released 10 years ago on Sept. 13, 2013 — it was more like “Take Me to College” for Hozier. “When I started working on the lyrics ...
In a February 26 Instagram video, David — who helped Coach Michael Bublé get his second straight victory on The Voice — ...
whose real name is Andrew Hozier-Byrne, released his chart-topping hit "Take Me to Church." Hozier was 23 when the hit made him an international star. The song went to No. 1 in at least a dozen ...
Take Me to Church has far exceeded Hozier's expectations for the song. The bluesy, sensual number is a hit that keeps on growing. After first getting airplay on alternative and AAA radio stations ...
Hozier’s third album ... why Monty Python makes him particularly excited about doing the Bowl; how “Take Me to Church” has only taken on more topical importance over the last 10 years ...
(Just a heads up for the parents out there that "Take Me to Church" is not, in fact, about the kind of churches you'll find in the Ozarks.) Hozier, an Irish singer-songwriter, will perform at ...
“Take Me to Church” is such a powerful and emotionally charged song that tackles religious oppression and human sexuality. What strikes me about this track is how Hozier uses religious ...
Born Andrew Hozier-Byrne, the 33-year-old singer shot to stardom in 2013 with his stirring debut single “Take Me to Church,” which peaked at No. 2 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. He talks to ...
Ten years ago, Hozier’s “Take Me to Church” was everywhere — except the top of the Hot 100. The down-tempo folk-rock track by an unknown Irishman had turned into an improbable hit thanks ...
Hozier reckons that the message in his breakthrough song Take Me To Church is "more applicable now" than when it was first released a decade ago. The Bray singer/songwriter was a guest on Friday ...
Truly. In a February 26 Instagram video, David — who helped Coach Michael Bublé get his second straight victory on The Voice — shared an unreal cover of Hozier's "Take Me to Church" that ...