Hozier @ The Pavilion at Star Lake

Hozier put on a beautiful performance at The Pavilion at Star Lake on July 29, 2024 in Burgettstown, Pennsylvania. With Allison Russell opening up the show, it made for the perfect night.


Allison Russell

Grammy-winning artist Allison Russell is a weaver of stories and tales through the medium of music. Since the release of her first album the singer, songwriter, poet, activist, and multi-instrumentalist has redefined what artistry means. From her celebration of survivors’ joy through Outside Child to soulful expression of Black liberation that is The Returner, Russell’s music exceeds all expectations.

Various honors include her Grammy win for Best American Roots Performance for the powerful single “Eve Was Black” alongside 7 additional nominations. The Juno Award for Contemporary Roots Album of the Year, the Americana Music Association’s 2023 Spirit of Americana Award & 2022 Album of the Year Award, two International Folk Music Awards, three Canadian Folk Music Awards, and four UK Americana Music Awards.

Alongside the Rainbow Coalition Band a talented ensemble of Black and POC, queer, and historically marginalized musicians from across the US. Russell uses the power of music in order to spread her message of the “Beloved Community” and is dedicated to lifting others upwards as her own star climbs higher.

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Photos by Abby Gordon. All images © 2024 Copyright Abby Gordon ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.


Hozier

In September 2013, Andrew Hozier-Byrne released his single ‘Take Me To Church’. He had recorded in his parent’s house in Wicklow. Little did he know about the hurricane-strength surge in public interest that the song would spark. It would carrying him to international stardom.

10 years and billions of streams later, Hozier still calls Wicklow home. While his music takes him all over the world, Ireland, its people and places, and landscape that calls him back.

The much anticipated follow up to Hozier’s album ‘Wasteland, Baby!’ entering the Billboard Top 200 Chart at #1. 2023 was a big year for Hozier, as his debut single Take Me To Church was the 30th song ever to reach 1 billion streams. He released his third album ‘Unreal Unearth’, which charted #1 in the UK, Ireland, and Top 5 in the US, Netherlands, Germany & New Zealand.

The last decade has brought both public and critical acclaim. Multi-platinum album sales, number one records, multiple awards including a Grammy-nomination, film and video game soundtracks and countless sold-out live shows all over the world. But as Hozier prepares for 2024, his passion for his art is undimmed, and his curiosity about our world – and all that is good and bad about it – remains undiminished.

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Photos by Abby Gordon. All images © 2024 Copyright Abby Gordon ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.


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