Hozier talks Morris Day and the Time, Jucy Lucys and Annie Lennox

Breakthrough artist Hozier chatted with The Current's Jade before his big sold out gig in the First Avenue mainroom on Friday, Feb. 20. The two talked about Morris Day and the Time, the Twin Cities staple Jucy Lucy (which he described as "a thing of terrible beauty" in a tweet post-show), Annie Lennox and much, much more.
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[@JustAPeachyt]

the way he leans his head against the wall... I die.

[@wintersmist]

1:40 this was his inspo behind Almost Sweet Music love that

[@Brie.W]

Okay. But no one commenting on his choice of "comic" being Attack on Titan. Adore this man a little more every day. XD

[@jenan6740]

The cuteness 😍

[@maiymunam181]

This was GOOD interview siriously 😘👍

[@roundid]

Just realized that's Asgeir in the background, good god they're so great

[@studiocelestedesign]

I got to see both Asgeir and Hozier in the same small venue in Vancouver (different times obviously) but walked out of both shows picking my jaw up of the floor from the staggering talent of both. Iconic humans. You're blessed to hear them in person.

[@Nonyabuisness67788]

Omggg this is in Minnesota??? EEEEEE I LIVE THERE

[@sunnybaudelaire9384]

i see you everywhere now 😂😭 xjsndjejxjns

[@Nonyabuisness67788]

@@sunnybaudelaire9384 JAJSKSSKKS HEY BEST FRIEND

[@sunnybaudelaire9384]

@@Nonyabuisness67788 HI BESTIEEEEE

[@LonelyEmpath-tm8yx]

My Pierre Currie and me his Marie Sklodowska-Currie.

[@cscottfish]

I am pretty sure Ol' Blue Eyes sung "I Get Along Without You Very Well" first

[@carolinavanderlande4904]

Wikipedia: the song is composed by Hoagy Carmichael in 1939, with lyrics based on a poem written by Jane Brown Thompson. Thompson's identity as the author of the poem was for many years unknown; she died the night before the song was introduced on radio. Many artists have covered it since, including Frank Sinatra who released it in '55. Chat Baker recorded it in '54 but released it in '56. So it is difficult to say who was first, but it was certainly recorded by a lot of artists before and after them!

[@user-nb5by1po6w]

bae ❤ ❤

[@musiclover-cu5jy]

I know. Could he be any cuter..

[@mononokesmoro914]

And suddenly forget God has become a senpai as well! Attack on Titan he mentioned!

[@robruna4041]

Come on baby, i uv u!