Henry Grace

Henry Grace is a London-born singer-songwriter who kicked off his music journey young, picking up the guitar around age 12 and diving into songwriting in his late teens after jamming to his parents' records like Cat Stevens and Eva Cassidy. At 21, after battling depression and hitting rock bottom, he moved to California for a fresh start, studying literature at Berkeley and channeling those life-changing years into his acclaimed debut album *Alive In America* (2022), recorded live at Rockfield Studios—it painted a raw picture of his American adventure and even credited the place with saving his life.

Back in the UK, Grace leveled up with his sophomore album *Things Are Moving All Around Me*, cut live to tape at Middle Farm Studios with Mystery Jets' Blaine Harrison (whom he met at a Chris Difford songwriting retreat), embracing a fuller band sound full of yearning hooks on tracks like *Say Something Mean*, *California Rain*, *This Is The Place*, and *Missouri Revisited*. His transatlantic vibe, blending indie rock, Americana, and heartfelt storytelling, has earned props from Clash, Americana UK, BBC Introducing, and more, with fans packing London venues and him gearing up for bigger things.