Charles "Grian" is a skilled and recurring competitor in Minecraft Championships. Although he's won only one official event, he's been on the second-ranking team for two other tournaments. The ...

An extremely famous Minecraft YouTuber by the name of Grian is widely known as one of the best builders in Minecraft. While he is now popular for his Hermitcraft series, Grian's YouTube channel ...

Until a few weeks ago, Grian Chatten had never found the time to sit and listen to the birds sing in the wee hours of morning. The Fontaines D.C. frontman hardly paid attention to the natural rhythms ...

Fontaines D.C.’s frontman, Grian Chatten, has announced his first solo album: Chaos for the Fly comes out on June 30 via Partisan. The full-length includes Chatten’s recent single “The Score” and a ...

“All my words, they fail me now,” Grian Chatten sings during “Last Time Every Time Forever,” his voice carried along by the sort of lush, slightly off-beam instrumentation that would have lit a fire ...

The post Fontaines D.C.’s Grian Chatten Unveils Debut Solo Single “The Score”: Stream appeared first on Consequence. Fontaines D.C. vocalist Grian Chatten is going solo. The Irish musician has shared ...

Fontaines D.C. frontman Grian Chatten joins Matt Wilkinson on Apple Music 1 to discuss details around his upcoming debut solo album ‘Chaos For The Fly’, out today. Grian shares the inspiration behind ...

Fontaines D.C., the modern classic Dublin-based rock band, have emerged as a dynamic force in modern music - effortlessly blending their aggressive, ominous sounds with the spirit of literary giants.

Rare moments of respite from a relentless touring schedule granted Chatten the opportunity to start work on solo music. "The Score" is accompanied with a video directed by Chatten's fiance Georgie ...

The performance formed part of a special gig to celebrate the 40th anniversary of The Pogues' "Red Roses For Me." By Sophie Williams Fontaines D.C. frontman Grian Chatten joined The Pogues on stage to ...

Chatten dials down the rollicking post-punk of the Dublin band with a solo debut of haunted, Leonard Cohen-esque songs “What’s normal for the spider,” the Addams family’s Morticia once noted, “is ...