It is no secret that the ladies here in the Her Towers have a lot of time for Scottish crooner, Paolo Nutini.
Last month, Nutini released a brand new music video for his incredible track ‘Iron Sky‘, which he preformed live today for Fearne Cotton in the BBC Radio One Live Lounge studio.
It was Nutini's cover track that had folk giving 140 character rave reviews online.
The Twittersphere blew up as the 27-year-old took on English punk rocker Buzzcocks' classic, Ever Fallen in Love (With Someone You Shouldn't've).
The Candy singer is set to play The Odyssey in Belfast on Sunday 2nd November before performing at The 3Arena in Dublin on Monday 3rd.
Nutini stormed the main stage at Strabally’s Electric Picnic and some lucky Her.ie members also had a chance to catch him perform in Dublin’s Olympia in March and trust us, he is one act that everyone needs to see live.
Watch his rendition of the British punk rock anthem below:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vwYImfBcBXo
Video via YouTube/BBC Radio 1
Just in case you need reminded of what the original sounds like...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0G0AF0g08aU
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