Hozier Will Eat Your Young

by | Apr 5, 2023

Following the release of his new EP Eat Your Young last month, Hozier has today released the official video for the EP’s title track. Alongside the video Hozier has also announced a run of very special intimate shows in April, including a date at London’s Electric Ballroom on 25th April. The run will come ahead of his sold-out UK tour this summer. Sign up for pre-sale tickets HERE.

Hozier Video Still

Written by Hozier and co-starring actress Ivanna Sakhno, the visual follows a theatre piece consisting of two stages working in tandem with one another: one stage, viewed by adults, on which the characters lose something as they engage with their world, and another stage, watched by children, where that which has been lost becomes visible. 

Check out the Jason Lester-directed video for Eat Your Young below:

Speaking about the video, Hozier says: “I want to thank the incredible Ivanna Sakhno for bringing her talent, skill, and care to this piece. The marvellous Jillian Meyers for keeping us all in step and the wonderful Han of Handsome Devils Puppets for recreating Ivanna and me for the stage. Thank you also to Jason Lester, our wonderful director, and Laura at Our Secret Handshake. I hope you enjoy our little horror story :)”Eat Your Young is the title track of Hozier’s three-track EP released on 17th March and features songs lifted from the Irish musician’s forthcoming LP Unreal Unearth due later this year and touches on the album’s exploration of Dante’s Inferno while reflecting upon two of the nine circles of hell: gluttony and heresy.

Hozier (Julia Johnson)

Hozier (Julia Johnson)

Alongside the just announced date at London’s Electric Ballroom, Hozier will head out on a run of sold-out UK dates this summer, culminating with a show at London’s Alexandra Palace Park on Friday 21st July. Sign up for pre-sale tickets to the April dates HERE.

Upcoming live dates:

APRIL
18th – Quasimodo, Berlin
20th – Zonnehuis, Amsterdam
21st – Alhambra, Paris
25th – Electric Ballroom, London

JUNE
25th – Queens Park, Glasgow SOLD-OUT

JULY
2nd – Piece Hall, Halifax SOLD-OUT
3rd – 02 City Hall, Newcastle SOLD-OUT
5th – Castlefield Bowl, Manchester SOLD-OUT
6th – Cardiff Castle, Cardiff SOLD-OUT
8th – 02 Academy, Bournemouth SOLD-OUT
9th – 02 Academy, Birmingham SOLD-OUT
21st – Alexandra Palace Park, London SOLD-OUT

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