Hozier delights Lollapalooza crowd with energetic performance and unreleased track

His setlist was a blend of tracks like "Jackie and Wilson" and "Almost (Sweet Music)," "Cherry Wine" and "Work Song."

Irish singer-songwriter Hozier kicked off Lollapalooza's opening night with a captivating performance that left the crowd enthralled. Taking the Bud Light stage, Hozier opened with "Eat Your Young," the title track from his latest EP, and treated fans to an unreleased song, "Nobody's Soldier."

His setlist was a dynamic blend of upbeat tracks like "Jackie and Wilson" and "Almost (Sweet Music)," and emotional ballads like "Cherry Wine" and "Work Song." The crowd's energy soared during hits like "Too Sweet" and "Movement," culminating in a powerful sing-along to his iconic anthem, "Take Me To Church."
 

Hozier's stage presence was both charismatic and genuine, as he engaged the audience with heartfelt speeches about the importance of protesting injustice and advocating for peace. He expressed gratitude for his third appearance at the festival and thanked the attendees for their enthusiasm and support.

The debut of "Nobody's Soldier" and the passionate delivery of his popular hits solidified Hozier's position as a captivating performer and a beloved figure in the music scene. His Lollapalooza performance was a testament to his musical talent and his ability to connect with audiences on a deep emotional level.