\"With a big, soulful voice rooted in American blues and gospel, Hozier has spent 2014 on a clear path to stardom.\" – NPR\n\"Gospel-inspired epic.” – New York Magazine\n“[Hozier’s] stirring, choral-meets-gospel-folk sound has been steadily converting more and more listeners.” – MTV Buzzworthy\n“[Hozier] is safely the most viral artist Spotify has ever seen” - Spotify News\nNewcomer, Hozier, received one of the most uproarious responses from media and fans alike following the announcement of his appearance at Byron Bay’s iconic Bluesfest for this coming Easter. Chugg Entertainment and Bluesfest Touring can now confirm he will also be playing two headline shows in Sydney and Melbourne.\nThe Irish singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist who goes by the name Hozier, will perform with his band at Melbourne’s Corner Hotel on Saturday 28 March and the Metro Theatre in Sydney on Monday 30 March.\n2013 saw the release of Hozier’s debut EP Take Me To Church, featuring the breakthrough single of the same name, which gained considerable viral popularity with its haunting vocal performance as well as its powerful music video, which depicted the violence against Russia’s LGBT community. With a second EP From Eden and the 2014 release of his debut self-titled LP, tastemakers and critics have wholeheartedly embraced his spirited and soulful sound. This performance is one not to be missed.