Holden back to The 6 O'Clock Show for a fourth time to discuss the award. Holden presented some episodes of the SKY TV Channel 389 series Keep it Country which is broadcast in Ireland, the UK and the US. He interviewed some of his industry friends, as well as other singer/songwriters. Amongst the guest stars on his show were Eurovision Song Contest winner Johnny Logan and singer-songwriter Brian Kennedy. After the High Kings played to a sold-out Drexel Hall in Kansas City, Missouri, on 8 March as part of their 2017 US tour, Kansas City Star entertainment correspondent David Freese said that Holden's vocal on "The Town I Loved so Well" was "nothing short of sensational". Standing ovations for Holden's version of this classic song continued across the USA throughout the tour, particularly in New York City on 12 March when the applause lasted more than 3 minutes according to The New York Times correspondent Jim Fuselli. On 28 April 2017, Holden was invited to lead the panel on TV3's award-winning daytime show The Elaine Show hosted by Elaine Crowley. He was introduced as "the High Kings leader", a tag which The Evening Herald suggested "has been gaining obvious momentum and apparition in recent years" whilst reviewing the episode. On 24 May 2017, Holden was invited to attend and present the "Student of the Year Awards" at his former secondary school "Collaiste cos Siuire" (high school) in Mooncoin. The Munster Express, Kilkenny People and Irish Times carried coverage of the event. He has now been invited back to both his former schools in Mooncoin since 2014. On 24 August, Crashed Records rereleased Holden's "Lady", marking the 20th anniversary of its initial release in 1997. It was dedicated to the memory of Diana, Princess of Wales. Originally a top-20 single, the reaction from fans to the Holden-penned tribute and video sent it to Number 3 on iTunes, the first solo chart placing for Holden since becoming a High King. On 2 November Holden appeared yet again on the TV3's The 6 O'Clock Show, marking his sixth appearance on the show, talking about the High Kings' new album Decade: The Best of the High Kings. The album was released on 3 November and rose to Number 1 on iTunes. The band kicked off an Irish tour at the end of March and on 5 April Holden once again settled into the couch