Music photographer, Siobhan Quigley, has kindly shared with us a series of images taken at Paul’s recent concert in Dublin’s Crawdaddy. View the images here.

Irish music mag Hot Press have likened Paul’s vocals to “an early 80’s Bono”, in a review of the latest single, ‘Even though you’re gone’. A spokesperson for Paul has revealed that, while the adoption of a mullet has been ruled out, there is every likelihood that he might temporarily abandon the stage, during performance, to dance with random (female) members of the audience.

Read the review here.

November 2007

At first listen, this solid piano-based ballad has Coldplay written all over it, and indeed Hourican’s vocals fall somewhere between that band’s Chris Martin and an early 80’s Bono. The coincidences don’t end there, either - the soaring guitar riff that fills the last minute is pure U2. Despite the epic nature of the chorus, there is a restraint which suggests that Hourican knows that big isn’t always better. One to watch.

Paul’s recent 98FM session, featuring a performance of ‘Let it go’, is now available to listen to right here on paulhourican.net. Click forward to track 9 on the media player

Paul will be special guest on 98fm’s ‘The Lowdown’, this Sunday 11th November. Tune in at 11am, from bed if necessary, to hear Paul entertain host Louise Heraghty with an exclusive performance of ‘Let it go’, from the forthcoming album, ‘Let the enemy in’.

Paul would like to say a BIG thank you to everybody who attended last tuesday’s show at Crawdaddy and helped to make it a great night.