Robert Grace debuts at No. 4 on Irish Albums Chart with My Father's Son

Kilkenny singer-songwriter Robert Grace has debuted at No. 4 on the Irish Albums Chart with his record My Father's Son, released on November 6.

Meanwhile, Fontaines D.C.'s Dopamine Chamber has held its No. 1 spot for the fourth consecutive week. Olivia Rodrigo is at No. 2 with you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love and Noah Kahan is at No.3 with The Great Divide.

This is Grace's second studio album. It includes songs like 'Fake Fine', 'Home', 'Somebody Else' and 'Where does it grow?'.

"My Father's Son is the album I needed to make," Grace said after initially announcing the album's release. "It's about navigating struggle, leaning on the ones who love you, and finding happiness where you can. It's about the family that's been there through every high and low."

To celebrate the launch, the soft rock artist played a string of intimate Irish record store and pub gigs across Dublin, Waterford and Kilkenny, including a special homecoming set at Mick Doyl's in Graiguenamanagh.

Grace is also currently campaigning for an official entry in the Guinness Book of Records for the most generations of a family featured on a single studio album. His song 'Come Home' includes brother Joe Grace, father Bob Grace and a choir made up of his extended family, even featuring a recording of his late grandmother.

Listen to My Father's Son below.