Henry Grace – Things Are Moving All Around Me 2026

Henry Grace returns to the UK with his “Things Are Moving All Around Me 2026” tour, showcasing the evolution of his deeply personal and cinematic Americana sound. Based in London, Henry Grace has carved out a distinctive musical identity influenced by the likes of Bruce Springsteen, Bon Iver, The National, and The Lumineers. His music blends raw emotion with thoughtful storytelling, often exploring themes such as mental health and relocation across continents.

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

His latest album, Things Are Moving All Around Me, released in early 2026, marks a notable shift from his earlier solo work to a fuller band dynamic. Co-produced by Blaine Harrison of Mystery Jets, the record draws from his life experiences between California and London, adding a rich depth to his intimate songwriting. Henry Grace’s sound sits comfortably alongside contemporary acoustic and Americana artists, offering reflections that fans of The National or Bon Iver will find compelling.

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

St. Edwen’s Church, Anglesey

The candlelit performance at St. Edwen’s Church in Llanfairpwllgwyngyll offers a unique setting for Henry Grace’s evocative Americana. This historic 19th-century parish church, perched near the Menai Strait in Anglesey, brings a profound sense of atmosphere to the evening. With a lineage dating back to 640 but rebuilt in 1856, the venue combines architectural heritage with intimate acoustics — perfect for the raw and emotional palette Henry’s music embodies. The stunning views of sea and mountains visible from this tranquil location underscore an experience that goes beyond a typical concert hall setting.