Henry Grace – Things Are Moving All Around Me 2026

Henry Grace is an artist whose deeply personal Americana sound resonates with raw emotion and cinematic depth. Based in London, he blends influences from luminaries like Bruce Springsteen, Bon Iver, The National, and The Lumineers to craft music that feels both intimate and expansive. His debut album “Alive in America” tackled themes of personal struggle and transformation, recorded live over just five days to capture an authentic and stark mood that Wonderland Magazine hailed as marking him “one of acoustic music’s most original voices.” Beyond songwriting, Henry is a passionate advocate for mental health, sharing his journey candidly with his audience.

Henry Grace:  “Things Are Moving All Around Me,”

Now, on the “Things Are Moving All Around Me 2026” tour, Henry Grace continues this trajectory of growth and exploration. His latest album, “Things Are Moving All Around Me,” released in early 2026, showcases his evolution from solo singer-songwriter to frontman of a full band, weaving experiences from both California and London into a richer, broader sonic palette. This album, co-produced by Blaine Harrison of Mystery Jets, brings a new dynamic energy to Henry’s storytelling and musicianship.

“We are going on tour! It will be a ramshackle thing, no doubt about it, but I9m excited to play in some special places including the church I9m getting married in next year.”

If you enjoy artists who combine earnest storytelling with atmospheric Americana — akin to the heartfelt expressiveness of The Lumineers or the reflective depth of Bon Iver — Henry Grace’s performances offer a compelling, heartfelt experience.

FortyFive Vinyl Cafe, York

Henry Grace’s show at FortyFive Vinyl Cafe in York presents an intimate setting that matches the personal nature of his music. This independent café bar and record store is well known for its signature coffee and famed grilled cheese sandwiches. With a cozy capacity of 50 seated guests, the venue creates a welcoming environment perfect for acoustic-oriented performances and close audience connection. As Henry makes his first appearance in York, this stop promises to be a distinctive chapter in his UK and European tour.