Dublin musician For Those I Love wowed BBC viewers with an emotional performance on the series finale of Later with Jools Holland last night.
For Those I Love, born David Balfe, gave an amazing rendition of his song I Have a Love, written for his friend and bandmate Paul Curran, who passed away in 2018. Recorded in Dublin's Smock Alley Theatre, David's performance was a powerful tribute to Paul and was widely praised on social media.
David's set finished with the lyrics "I have a love and it will never fade and either will you, Paul," before the musician unfurled a Shelbourne FC flag with the words 'Coolock Reds' on it.
Jools Holland viewers were united in their praise for For Those I Love's after watching the segment last night...
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