Dave Lofts returns with powerful new single “Holy”

Irish singer-songwriter Dave Lofts unveils his compelling new single “Holy”, a stirring release and 14 that further cements his place as one of Ireland’s most emotionally resonant rising voices.

Dave Lofts has built a reputation for raw, anthemic storytelling with an indie-folk edge, drawing comparisons to artists such as actor Russel Crowe, Sam Fender and Dermot Kennedy. With nearly 8 million global streams, 305,000 monthly Spotify listeners, and a growing audience that continues to expand beyond his live following, Lofts has become an artist with both momentum and authenticity.

On “Holy,” Lofts leans into the emotional honesty that has become a hallmark of his songwriting. The track captures the intensity, vulnerability and catharsis that run through much of his work, balancing intimate reflection with the kind of soaring chorus lift that makes his music feel both deeply personal and universally felt. His songs frequently explore themes of mental health survival, shame, relapse, grief and redemption, and “Holy” continues that thread with striking conviction.

Dave’s story is as grounded as his music. A former member of the Irish Defence Forces, he brings a real-life perspective to his songwriting that gives his work added depth and weight. That connection has helped him forge a powerful bond with audiences, reflected not only in streaming numbers but on stage too. With 15 sold out Irish headline show and a debut Sold out UK tour in April including two London shows, Manchester & Glasgow.

Dave has also just performed at the Oscar Wild Awards, 20th Anniversary in LA part of Oscar week alongside Dermot Kennedy who honoured actors Domhnall Gleeson and Maura Tierney and Irish director Lee Cronin at The Ebell of Los Angeles.

With “Holy,” Dave Lofts delivers another bold step forward — a song that feels intimate yet expansive, rooted in lived experience and carried by the kind of voice that lingers long after the final note.

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