Henry Grace – Things Are Moving All Around Me 2026

Henry Grace stands out in the contemporary Americana scene as a London-based singer-songwriter who harnesses raw emotion and storytelling in his music. Drawing influence from iconic artists like Bruce Springsteen, Bon Iver, The National, and The Lumineers, Grace crafts songs that are both intimate and expansive, reflecting deeply personal experiences alongside broader human themes.

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

His upcoming tour, “Henry Grace – Things Are Moving All Around Me 2026,” celebrates his evolution as an artist. This journey follows the release of his highly anticipated second studio album, Things Are Moving All Around Me, co-produced by Blaine Harrison of Mystery Jets. The album marks a shift from solo performances to a richer, full band sound, inspired by Grace’s own life traversing California and London. Fans can expect a blend of cinematic Americana textures and heartfelt lyrics.

Grace’s music is notable not only for its sonic qualities but also for its authenticity and openness. His debut album, Alive in America, recorded live at Rockfield Studios, candidly explores his personal battles with depression and his transition from the UK to the US. Beyond music, Henry Grace is a passionate mental health advocate, sharing his story to inspire and support others.

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

If you enjoy the storytelling and atmospheric soundscapes of artists associated with contemporary roots and Americana, such as The Lumineers or The National, Henry Grace offers a similarly rich and emotional experience, albeit with a distinctly personal and acoustic perspective.

The Folklore Rooms, Brighton

Henry Grace’s return to The Folklore Rooms in Brighton promises an intimate experience befitting the venue’s reputation. Nestled above The Quadrant Pub, this 60 to 70 capacity venue is Brighton’s premier spot for close-up live music, offering an environment where the subtlety and nuance of Grace’s music can truly resonate. Having first played this venue during his crowdfunding campaign for his earlier record, his performance here carries an added layer of meaning and connection with local audiences.