Irish singer-songwriter Dermot Kennedy debuted a brand new track titled "Better Days," his first new solo music since his single “Giants.” “Better Days” takes a sentiment we’ve all hoped for so much over the past 18 months, with Kennedy vocalizing the thoughts of people the world over. The track comes with optimism and hopes the singer has always been so forthcoming with throughout his career, providing support and solace to so many. In this track, there is a lot of U2 in its lyrics, which promise that post-pandemic, “the rain it ain’t permanent … Soon we’ll be dancing in the sun.” And he shares with Hozier the ability to articulate heavy feelings in an expressive, empathic and generous way. Always been so forthcoming throughout his career, providing support and solace to so many. Now sitting with nearly two and half billion streams globally and over 15 million monthly listeners on Spotify alone, Dermot Kennedy has become an unquestionable global megastar since releasing his number 1 selling debut album "Without Fear" in 2019.