Irish singer-songwriter Glen Hansard recently captivated audiences with a stellar performance at a Tiny Desk concert, showcasing his impressive musical journey that started with busking on the streets of Dublin. Hansard's career has seen him fronting bands like The Frames and The Swell Season, as well as collaborating with artists like Marketa Irglova and Bob Dylan.

During the concert, Hansard presented a mix of his recent solo work from albums like "Rhythm and Repose" and "Didn't He Ramble," along with surprises like "Lucia" and "Come Away to the Water" from the Hunger Games movie soundtrack. His soulful voice and heartfelt lyrics resonated with the audience, highlighting his folk and rock musical style that has garnered critical acclaim.

An interesting tidbit from the concert includes Hansard setting a record for the Longest Tiny Desk Concert Ever previously with Irglova. Additionally, his Academy Award win for Best Original Song for "Falling Slowly" from the film "Once," where he also starred, showcases his multifaceted talents in music and acting. Hansard's ability to connect with his audience through raw, emotive performances solidifies his place as a revered musician in the industry.