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Hozier's "Unreal Unearth" Tour Down Under: Your Questions Answered

Hozier, the Irish singer-songwriter full of soul-stirring melodies and profound lyrics i s coming to visit us on his "Unreal Unearth" tour. Here’s everything you need to know about it.

Why is Hozier so popular?

Hozier, renowned for hits like "Take Me To Church" and "Cherry Wine," has garnered a staggering 22 billion streams globally. His latest album, "Unreal Unearth," released in August 2023, is the cornerstone of this new tour. Promising a blend of his signature folk and blues with experimental electronic undertones, this tour is Hozier's first Australia and New Zealand visit in six years.

When and where is the Hozier Australian tour happening?

November 2024 sees Hozier hitting the stage in several iconic venues:

Victoria: Torquay Common and Sidney Myer Music Bowl, Melbourne

New South Wales: Qudos Bank Arena, Sydney

Queensland: Riverstage, Brisbane

New Zealand: Spark Arena, Auckland and Wolfbrook Arena, Christchurch

How can I get Hozier tour tickets?

Booking your tickets is easier than mastering the lyrics to "Take Me To Church" (no easy feat, we know). Scroll up for the lowdown on ticket availability, pricing details, and seating options. Act fast—these tickets are almost all gone!

What will be on the Hozier tour setlist?

From the introspective ballads of his self-titled debut album to the anthemic resilience of "Nina Cried Power," his concerts are a tapestry of romantic existentialism, social commentary, and everything in between. Whether you’re a longtime fan or a newcomer intrigued by his soulful voice, Hozier’s repertoire promises something profound.

What are Hozier ticket prices?

Ticket prices start around $149, depending on the venue and seating category. Rest assured, there are no hidden fees—just pure, unadulterated Hozier magic. His concerts typically run between 1.5 to 2 hours.

Are there Hozier tour meet and greet opportunities?

Unfortunately, VIP experiences won’t be available during this leg of the tour.

What is Hozier's new album like?

Hozier's latest album, "Unreal Unearth," is a departure from the raw, introspective power of his breakout hit, "Take Me to Church." Released in 2023, this album ventures into a landscape described as a mishmash of mythology and pop, evoking mixed reactions from fans and critics.

At the heart of the album are themes inspired by Dante's Inferno, exploring concepts of gluttony, lust, and wrath through a loosely structured concept album format. Hozier, credited as the sole lyricist on only two tracks, notably shines in "Butchered Tongue," a poignant exploration of British-Irish history and its violent implications. 

Hozier's exploration of broader musical territories reflects an artist unafraid to evolve and experiment. The album's ambition to blend social commentary with diverse musical influences underscores Hozier's desire to push artistic boundaries, making "Unreal Unearth" a testament to Hozier's journey as a musician grappling with newfound fame and artistic evolution. While it may not replicate the groundbreaking impact of "Take Me to Church," it offers glimpses of brilliance amidst a landscape of experimentation and thematic exploration. 

What are the shows on the Hozier tour like?

To get an idea of what Hozier's "Unreal, Unearth World Tour" is like, we can look at the show that took place at Phoenix's Arizona Financial Theatre on November 1st, 2023. The night began with Madison Cunningham's mesmerising opening set, and when Hozier finally took the stage, the venue erupted with excitement. Opening with a seamless transition from "De Selby (Part 1)" to "De Selby (Part 2)," he immediately set a mystical tone that would define the evening. Surprising the crowd with "Jackie and Wilson," he kicked off a journey through his extensive catalogue, blending hits and deep cuts with masterful precision.

Visually stunning, the stage design featured a towering, bare tree skyline complemented by dynamic projections of stormy skies and celestial landscapes. These visuals, coupled with vibrant lighting, enhanced the atmospheric richness of each song, captivating every eye in the house.

Backed by a talented ensemble, Hozier effortlessly navigated through songs spanning his entire discography. From soulful ballads like "Cherry Wine" to the anthemic call of "Nina Cried Power," each performance resonated deeply with the diverse audience, evoking introspection and collective celebration moments.

Closing his main set with the iconic "Take Me To Church," the song's enduring relevance was underscored by the fervent response of the crowd, who joined him in a powerful musical communion. Returning for an encore, Hozier continued to inspire. "Nina Cried Power" ignited a call to action, amplifying his message of social consciousness and solidarity. Ending on a tender note with "Work Song," performed in a heartfelt duet with Madison Cunningham, he bid farewell with plenty of gratitude and a promise to return soon.

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