Singers from Ireland

• Between 31 and 35 years old

  • Hozier

    Occupation: Singer

    Hozier (born Andrew John Hozier-Byrne on March 17, 1990) is an acclaimed Irish singer-songwriter and musician known for his deep baritone voice and poetic, often haunting lyricism. He rose to international stardom in 2013 with his debut single, "Take Me to Church," which became a global phenomenon for its soulful sound and powerful critique of organized religion and social injustice.

    Musical Style and Themes

    His music is a rich blend of folk, soul, blues, and gospel, frequently incorporating elements of rock and "Southern Gothic" aesthetics.

    Literary & Mythological Roots: Hozier’s lyrics are celebrated for their depth, often drawing from Irish mythology, classical literature (such as Dante’s Inferno), and the works of poets like W.B. Yeats and Seamus Heaney.

    Social Activism: He is a vocal advocate for human rights. Many of his songs address themes of LGBTQ+ rights, domestic violence, and bodily autonomy, and he often uses his platform for various charitable causes.

    Atmosphere: His sound is frequently described as "ethereal" or "forest-like," characterized by lush vocal harmonies and raw, organic instrumentation.

    Career Highlights

    Self-Titled Debut (2014): His first album, Hozier, featured hits like "Work Song" and "Cherry Wine," establishing him as a major force in indie-rock.

    Wasteland, Baby! (2019): His second studio album debuted at number one on the US Billboard 200.

    Unreal Unearth (2023) & "Too Sweet": His third album explores the circles of hell through a modern lens. In 2024, he achieved his first number-one single in the US, UK, and Ireland with the track "Too Sweet."

    Hozier was raised in County Wicklow, Ireland, in a Quaker household—an upbringing that he credits with influencing his pacifist views and "inner light" philosophy, though he currently identifies as agnostic.

    YouTube: 4.7M Followers / Subscribers Instagram: 3.8M Followers / Subscribers TikTok: 2.2M Followers / Subscribers Facebook: 1.8M Followers / Subscribers

  • Niall Horan

    Occupation: Singer

    Niall Horan is an Irish singer-songwriter who first rose to global fame as a member of the highly successful boy band One Direction.

    * Early Career: He began his career by auditioning as a solo artist on the British singing competition The X Factor in 2010. Although he didn't qualify alone, he was grouped with four other contestants (Harry Styles, Liam Payne, Louis Tomlinson, and Zayn Malik) to form One Direction.

    * One Direction: The band achieved tremendous success, releasing five chart-topping albums before going on an indefinite hiatus in 2016.

    * Solo Career: Following the band's break, Horan launched a successful solo career, signing with Capitol Records. His music is often described as soft rock, pop, and folk-pop. His solo albums include Flicker (2017), Heartbreak Weather (2020), and The Show (2023), featuring hit singles like "This Town," "Slow Hands," and "Heaven."

    * Recent Work: He has also served as a coach on the reality singing competition show The Voice.

    In addition to his music, Horan is known for his passion for golf and co-founded Modest! Golf Management.

    X: 38.5M Followers / Subscribers Instagram: 33.8M Followers / Subscribers Facebook: 9.1M Followers / Subscribers TikTok: 6.4M Followers / Subscribers

• Between 31 and 35 years old

  • Hozier

    Occupation: Singer

    Hozier (born Andrew John Hozier-Byrne on March 17, 1990) is an acclaimed Irish singer-songwriter and musician known for his deep baritone voice and poetic, often haunting lyricism. He rose to international stardom in 2013 with his debut single, "Take Me to Church," which became a global phenomenon for its soulful sound and powerful critique of organized religion and social injustice.

    Musical Style and Themes

    His music is a rich blend of folk, soul, blues, and gospel, frequently incorporating elements of rock and "Southern Gothic" aesthetics.

    Literary & Mythological Roots: Hozier’s lyrics are celebrated for their depth, often drawing from Irish mythology, classical literature (such as Dante’s Inferno), and the works of poets like W.B. Yeats and Seamus Heaney.

    Social Activism: He is a vocal advocate for human rights. Many of his songs address themes of LGBTQ+ rights, domestic violence, and bodily autonomy, and he often uses his platform for various charitable causes.

    Atmosphere: His sound is frequently described as "ethereal" or "forest-like," characterized by lush vocal harmonies and raw, organic instrumentation.

    Career Highlights

    Self-Titled Debut (2014): His first album, Hozier, featured hits like "Work Song" and "Cherry Wine," establishing him as a major force in indie-rock.

    Wasteland, Baby! (2019): His second studio album debuted at number one on the US Billboard 200.

    Unreal Unearth (2023) & "Too Sweet": His third album explores the circles of hell through a modern lens. In 2024, he achieved his first number-one single in the US, UK, and Ireland with the track "Too Sweet."

    Hozier was raised in County Wicklow, Ireland, in a Quaker household—an upbringing that he credits with influencing his pacifist views and "inner light" philosophy, though he currently identifies as agnostic.

    YouTube: 4.7M Followers / Subscribers Instagram: 3.8M Followers / Subscribers TikTok: 2.2M Followers / Subscribers Facebook: 1.8M Followers / Subscribers

  • Niall Horan

    Occupation: Singer

    Niall Horan is an Irish singer-songwriter who first rose to global fame as a member of the highly successful boy band One Direction.

    * Early Career: He began his career by auditioning as a solo artist on the British singing competition The X Factor in 2010. Although he didn't qualify alone, he was grouped with four other contestants (Harry Styles, Liam Payne, Louis Tomlinson, and Zayn Malik) to form One Direction.

    * One Direction: The band achieved tremendous success, releasing five chart-topping albums before going on an indefinite hiatus in 2016.

    * Solo Career: Following the band's break, Horan launched a successful solo career, signing with Capitol Records. His music is often described as soft rock, pop, and folk-pop. His solo albums include Flicker (2017), Heartbreak Weather (2020), and The Show (2023), featuring hit singles like "This Town," "Slow Hands," and "Heaven."

    * Recent Work: He has also served as a coach on the reality singing competition show The Voice.

    In addition to his music, Horan is known for his passion for golf and co-founded Modest! Golf Management.

    X: 38.5M Followers / Subscribers Instagram: 33.8M Followers / Subscribers Facebook: 9.1M Followers / Subscribers TikTok: 6.4M Followers / Subscribers