Henry Fennell
Irish Folk & American Singer-Songwriter
Bio
Music has always been about stories. The kind that make you laugh, make you think, or quietly stay with you long after the last note fades.
Drawing inspiration from the great songwriters of the 1960s and beyond, Harry blends folk, Americana and Irish storytelling into songs that explore life, love, loss and the wonderfully unpredictable moments that connect us all.
His music is shaped by artists such as Leonard Cohen, Bob Dylan, Harry Nilsson, Shakey Graves and Father John Misty, while finding its own voice through honest lyrics, dry humour and a deep appreciation for timeless song writing.
Whether performing on festival stages or in intimate venues, the focus remains the same, creating songs that feel genuine, personal and worth coming back to.
Brief
Genre
Contemporary Folk
Singer-songwriter
Americana
Career Highlights
Performed across Ireland
Emerging Irish singer-songwriter
Growing reputation for live performances
Inspired By
Leonard Cohen
Bob Dylan
Harry Nilsson
Shakey Graves
Father John Misty
Press
60s songwriters are his lodestars, and while he cites Leonard Cohen, there's also some Nilsson humour, a Dylan-esque eye for the absurd and a splash of Ray Davies.
— Hot Press
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