Fans at Marlay Park were treated to a huge surprise on Sunday night when Hozier joined Mumford & Sons on stage for a live performance of their collaboration, Rubber Band Man.
The Irish singer-songwriter made an unannounced appearance during the band's headline set, delighting the thousands of fans gathered at the 40,000-capacity Dublin venue.
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Mumford & Sons returned to Marlay Park for the first time since 2017 as part of their Prizefighter Tour.
The English folk-rock band previously headlined the venue during Longitude in 2017, but this weekend marked their first standalone show at the park.
The concert came just a week after Florence + The Machine performed at the same venue.
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The band's sixth studio album, Prizefighter, is out now.
Support on the night came from The War on Drugs, Pillow Queens and Somebody's Son.
Philadelphia indie rock outfit The War on Drugs opened the evening. The band rose to international prominence with their fourth studio album, A Deeper Understanding, which won the Grammy Award for Best Rock Album in 2018.
They were joined by Dublin indie rock band Pillow Queens, who are celebrating 10 years together after forming in 2016. Their third studio album, Name Your Sorrow, was released in 2024.
Also on the bill were Dublin band Somebody's Son, led by frontman Cian Godfrey.
The group have previously opened for Kings of Leon and headlined a sold-out show at the 3Olympia Theatre in 2024. They released their second album, When Youth Fades Away, in 2025.
Fans can watch the moment Hozier joined Mumford & Sons on stage in the video above.
