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News: Dubliner Shaun Finn is back with his new single ‘Times Are Changing’

  • September 29, 2023
  • Liam Murphy
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Dublin singer-songwriter Shaun Finn is back with his brand new single ‘Times Are Changing’.

Shaun’s new single ‘Times Are Changing’ picks up where his previous single ‘Rise’ left off.

The singer, who’s now gone down a pop-punk sound journey, released his new single today, September 29th.

The lyrics of ‘Times Are Changing’ tell a story of Finn’s life as he questions where he is at this very moment in his life. Where should he be in life? Should he be driving? Should he be moving abroad, as many Irish have done before him?

Like the majority of us, Shaun Finn doesn’t have the answers, but what he does have is a voice, and a sound that needs to be heard.

Taking inspiration from the likes of The Darkness, Foo Fighters, Destroy Boys, and The Coronas, the Dublin singer-songwriter topped the charts last year with his single ‘Galway’, as well as the previously mentioned ‘Rise’ getting radio play in Ireland, America, England, and Canada.

Proving that you don’t need big budgets to do what you love, this new single was recorded entirely from his home setup.

Having already played in Dublin venues such as Whelan’s, The Sound House, and The Grand Social, this 23-year-old Dublin star is not one to miss.

Follow Shaun Finn here.

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