Dermot Henry
Hoxton Hall, N1 6SH , [Venue Details]With a community-minded ethos reminiscent of the 1960s Laurel Canyon scene and songs that feel both timeless and present-day, Dermot Henry is a vital new voice.
Summoning heroes like Adrianne Lenker and Elliott Smith, his rustic, alt-folk sound combines that world-wise outlook with a modern approach that is already building the 23-year-old a cult following.
Mixing the comfort with the new, ‘My Favourite Book Is One I’ve Read A Bunch’, says Dermot, was written “whilst apart from everyone I love. I spent a lot of time away from home last year. This is one of the only true love songs I have written, although it is more like a song of reassurance; love, when not able to manifest itself in physical attraction or time spent together, must be trusted to be lying still with intention.” B-Side ‘Little Rib’, meanwhile, is more contemplative, as Dermot embraces the existential: “the fact we are on a rock in nothingness and our molecules are able to connect with other people’s molecules is absurd. Sometimes the only way to approach this is through absurdity.”
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Admission: £15.00
Age restriction: U16s with an adult. U14s to be seated with an adult
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With a community-minded ethos reminiscent of the 1960s Laurel Canyon scene and songs that feel both timeless and present-day, Dermot Henry is a vital new voice.
Summoning heroes like Adrianne Lenker and Elliott Smith, his rustic, alt-folk sound combines that world-wise outlook with a modern approach that is already building the 23-year-old a cult following.
Mixing the comfort with the new, ‘My Favourite Book Is One I’ve Read A Bunch’, says Dermot, was written “whilst apart from everyone I love. I spent a lot of time away from home last year. This is one of the only true love songs I have written, although it is more like a song of reassurance; love, when not able to manifest itself in physical attraction or time spent together, must be trusted to be lying still with intention.” B-Side ‘Little Rib’, meanwhile, is more contemplative, as Dermot embraces the existential: “the fact we are on a rock in nothingness and our molecules are able to connect with other people’s molecules is absurd. Sometimes the only way to approach this is through absurdity.”
Admission: £15.00
Age restriction: U16s with an adult. U14s to be seated with an adult
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