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Brave Giant during their performance at the Longford Summer Festival.
Acclaimed Longford band Brave Giant are celebrating today after their brilliant new single ‘Somebody’s Someone’ claimed number one position on the iTunes Pop Charts.
‘Somebody’s Someone’ was released on Friday and Brave Giant swiftly moved to the top of the chart, putting them ahead of the likes of Mariah Carey, Jess Glynne, Ariana Grande and Maroon 5 who also feature in the iTunes Pop Charts top ten.
Brave Giant posted on their Facebook page: "Numero Uno on iTunes Pop Charts. Thank You, Thank You, Thank You to everybody that bought it! We Love each and every one of ye. BG x"
Also LISTEN | Longford's Brave Giant impress RTE's Miriam O'Callaghan with their new single ‘Somebody’s Someone’
Check out this Facebook post for details of how you can purchase Brave Giant's ‘Somebody’s Someone’ or click on the link HERE
Also Watch | Longford's Brave Giant rock Croke Park on Limerick's historic day
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