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Hozier BioSnap a weekly updated Biography.
Hozier is closing out September 2025 with headline-making moves on all fronts and the music world is buzzing. In the latest major development, Mumford and Sons and Hozier have just announced a new collaborative single titled Rubber Band Man scheduled for release on October 24. Coverage by Hot Press and Binghamton Drive specifies this is not a cover of The Spinners classic but a brand-new acoustic-driven track with both acts co-writing and sharing vocals. Instagram teasers show Hozier and Marcus Mumford in the studio, and Marcus can be heard excitedly calling the final take dope. This is their first official studio collaboration though they have shared stages previously at Bonnaroo in 2015 and more recently Austin City Limits in 2023. Given both acts' dedicated fanbases and the global reach of their past hits, anticipation for Rubber Band Man is sky-high and it is already making waves amongst music journalists and on social media where fans are analyzing snippets and speculating about chart impact.
Live, Hozier continues to be a massive draw. He headlined the Ohana Festival in Dana Point on September 27, alongside Green Day and Eddie Vedder, with performance video already trending on YouTube. Press including Wave 104 spotlight Hozier as a co-headliner at this Vedder-curated festival, praising his soaring vocals and lyrical storytelling which, as always, moved the crowd and ignited a flurry of glowing reviews on X and Instagram. Another notable appearance was at Bridgeport Connecticut’s Soundside Festival on the same day, building buzz and effectively dominating alt-rock festival news for the weekend.
In terms of broad public presence, retrospective coverage of Take Me to Church is back in rotation, with Kiss 95.1 running an in-depth feature on the song’s enduring global influence, its protest origins, and the powerful role visual storytelling played in launching Hozier from attic songwriter to a Grammy-nominated international artist. This context pops up frequently on social media, especially as younger audiences rediscover the song through TikTok and streaming platforms where the track is already seeing renewed chart action.
No significant controversies or negative developments have surfaced. There is, however, ongoing fan buzz and speculative posts regarding new music beyond announced projects, fueled by Hozier’s recent hints in interviews about writing while on tour. According to an AOL interview, he remains optimistic about using downtime to create, suggesting further releases could arrive in 2026.
The headline here is clear Mumford and Sons and Hozier unite for a star-studded single dropping October 24 with festival triumphs and revived chart action continuing to cement Hozier’s status as one of his generation’s most essential artists.
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Hozier is closing out September 2025 with headline-making moves on all fronts and the music world is buzzing. In the latest major development, Mumford and Sons and Hozier have just announced a new collaborative single titled Rubber Band Man scheduled for release on October 24. Coverage by Hot Press and Binghamton Drive specifies this is not a cover of The Spinners classic but a brand-new acoustic-driven track with both acts co-writing and sharing vocals. Instagram teasers show Hozier and Marcus Mumford in the studio, and Marcus can be heard excitedly calling the final take dope. This is their first official studio collaboration though they have shared stages previously at Bonnaroo in 2015 and more recently Austin City Limits in 2023. Given both acts' dedicated fanbases and the global reach of their past hits, anticipation for Rubber Band Man is sky-high and it is already making waves amongst music journalists and on social media where fans are analyzing snippets and speculating about chart impact.
Live, Hozier continues to be a massive draw. He headlined the Ohana Festival in Dana Point on September 27, alongside Green Day and Eddie Vedder, with performance video already trending on YouTube. Press including Wave 104 spotlight Hozier as a co-headliner at this Vedder-curated festival, praising his soaring vocals and lyrical storytelling which, as always, moved the crowd and ignited a flurry of glowing reviews on X and Instagram. Another notable appearance was at Bridgeport Connecticut’s Soundside Festival on the same day, building buzz and effectively dominating alt-rock festival news for the weekend.
In terms of broad public presence, retrospective coverage of Take Me to Church is back in rotation, with Kiss 95.1 running an in-depth feature on the song’s enduring global influence, its protest origins, and the powerful role visual storytelling played in launching Hozier from attic songwriter to a Grammy-nominated international artist. This context pops up frequently on social media, especially as younger audiences rediscover the song through TikTok and streaming platforms where the track is already seeing renewed chart action.
No significant controversies or negative developments have surfaced. There is, however, ongoing fan buzz and speculative posts regarding new music beyond announced projects, fueled by Hozier’s recent hints in interviews about writing while on tour. According to an AOL interview, he remains optimistic about using downtime to create, suggesting further releases could arrive in 2026.
The headline here is clear Mumford and Sons and Hozier unite for a star-studded single dropping October 24 with festival triumphs and revived chart action continuing to cement Hozier’s status as one of his generation’s most essential artists.
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
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Hozier is closing out September 2025 with headline-making moves on all fronts and the music world is buzzing. In the latest major development, Mumford and Sons and Hozier have just announced a new collaborative single titled Rubber Band Man scheduled for release on October 24. Coverage by Hot Press and Binghamton Drive specifies this is not a cover of The Spinners classic but a brand-new acoustic-driven track with both acts co-writing and sharing vocals. Instagram teasers show Hozier and Marcus Mumford in the studio, and Marcus can be heard excitedly calling the final take dope. This is their first official studio collaboration though they have shared stages previously at Bonnaroo in 2015 and more recently Austin City Limits in 2023. Given both acts' dedicated fanbases and the global reach of their past hits, anticipation for Rubber Band Man is sky-high and it is already making waves amongst music journalists and on social media where fans are analyzing snippets and speculating about chart impact.
Live, Hozier continues to be a massive draw. He headlined the Ohana Festival in Dana Point on September 27, alongside Green Day and Eddie Vedder, with performance video already trending on YouTube. Press including Wave 104 spotlight Hozier as a co-headliner at this Vedder-curated festival, praising his soaring vocals and lyrical storytelling which, as always, moved the crowd and ignited a flurry of glowing reviews on X and Instagram. Another notable appearance was at Bridgeport Connecticut’s Soundside Festival on the same day, building buzz and effectively dominating alt-rock festival news for the weekend.
In terms of broad public presence, retrospective coverage of Take Me to Church is back in rotation, with Kiss 95.1 running an in-depth feature on the song’s enduring global influence, its protest origins, and the powerful role visual storytelling played in launching Hozier from attic songwriter to a Grammy-nominated international artist. This context pops up frequently on social media, especially as younger audiences rediscover the song through TikTok and streaming platforms where the track is already seeing renewed chart action.
No significant controversies or negative developments have surfaced. There is, however, ongoing fan buzz and speculative posts regarding new music beyond announced projects, fueled by Hozier’s recent hints in interviews about writing while on tour. According to an AOL interview, he remains optimistic about using downtime to create, suggesting further releases could arrive in 2026.
The headline here is clear Mumford and Sons and Hozier unite for a star-studded single dropping October 24 with festival triumphs and revived chart action continuing to cement Hozier’s status as one of his generation’s most essential artists.
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
Hozier is closing out September 2025 with headline-making moves on all fronts and the music world is buzzing. In the latest major development, Mumford and Sons and Hozier have just announced a new collaborative single titled Rubber Band Man scheduled for release on October 24. Coverage by Hot Press and Binghamton Drive specifies this is not a cover of The Spinners classic but a brand-new acoustic-driven track with both acts co-writing and sharing vocals. Instagram teasers show Hozier and Marcus Mumford in the studio, and Marcus can be heard excitedly calling the final take dope. This is their first official studio collaboration though they have shared stages previously at Bonnaroo in 2015 and more recently Austin City Limits in 2023. Given both acts' dedicated fanbases and the global reach of their past hits, anticipation for Rubber Band Man is sky-high and it is already making waves amongst music journalists and on social media where fans are analyzing snippets and speculating about chart impact.
Live, Hozier continues to be a massive draw. He headlined the Ohana Festival in Dana Point on September 27, alongside Green Day and Eddie Vedder, with performance video already trending on YouTube. Press including Wave 104 spotlight Hozier as a co-headliner at this Vedder-curated festival, praising his soaring vocals and lyrical storytelling which, as always, moved the crowd and ignited a flurry of glowing reviews on X and Instagram. Another notable appearance was at Bridgeport Connecticut’s Soundside Festival on the same day, building buzz and effectively dominating alt-rock festival news for the weekend.
In terms of broad public presence, retrospective coverage of Take Me to Church is back in rotation, with Kiss 95.1 running an in-depth feature on the song’s enduring global influence, its protest origins, and the powerful role visual storytelling played in launching Hozier from attic songwriter to a Grammy-nominated international artist. This context pops up frequently on social media, especially as younger audiences rediscover the song through TikTok and streaming platforms where the track is already seeing renewed chart action.
No significant controversies or negative developments have surfaced. There is, however, ongoing fan buzz and speculative posts regarding new music beyond announced projects, fueled by Hozier’s recent hints in interviews about writing while on tour. According to an AOL interview, he remains optimistic about using downtime to create, suggesting further releases could arrive in 2026.
The headline here is clear Mumford and Sons and Hozier unite for a star-studded single dropping October 24 with festival triumphs and revived chart action continuing to cement Hozier’s status as one of his generation’s most essential artists.
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI