Hozier

Born: Andrew Hozier-Byrne, Newcastle, Ireland, 17th March 1990

First Single: Take Me To Church (September 2013)

Album Discography: Hozier (September 2014); Wasteland, Baby! (March 2019); Unreal Unearth (August 2023)

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Hozier thinks AI Homer Simpson singing Take Me To Church is "fun" but fears impact of artificial intelligence on music

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