New Song, this was the first time Alexis and I have played it live.

Another Day At Work For Me (Live At The Fleece 30/6/13 (Mixed)

Lifestyle (EP Version)

This is the last track on Henry's 'Here I Go Again EP' which was released on the 11th July 2015.

C'mon Down (EP Version)

This is Henry's second track off his upcoming Ep Here I Go Again. This Track was mixed by Wayne Edwards.

Looking Through The Old Scrapbook (EP Version)

Preview of the tracks from upcoming Full Band EP from Henry Wacey. Which is coming out on 8th June 2016.

Official Website - http://www.henrywacey.co.uk/

On My Travels Again Full Band Preview

60 Years Of Laughter and Tears is a track off Henry's second EP 'On My Travels Again' featuring his backing band The Orchard Keepers.

8th June 2016

60 Years Of Laughter And Tears

An acoustic version of Henry Wacey's new track 'Where Do We See Ourselves Going From Here'. The song is written about the crew he works and hangs out with at Glastonbury Festival on the Acoustic Stage. The song is dedicated to Wend, who was a valuable member of the team who sadly passed away this year.

Where Do We See Ourselves Going From Here Acoustic

Track one of Henry's Debut EP 'Here I Go Again'.

Here I Go Again (EP Version)

Henry Wacey is a folk rock musician from Somerset’s artistic hub, Frome. 

Henry has shared the stage with the likes of Mad Dog Mcrea, Beans on Toast, Funke and The Two Tone Baby, Nick Heyward and many more. 

His experience and style landed him a slot at Glastonbury Festival in 2014, and a repeat booking for 2015. At the same time he released his debut EP ‘Here I Go Again’, embarked on his first solo tour and played other well-loved festivals that summer.

In 2016 Henry released his second EP ‘On My Travels Again’, recorded with his backing band The Orchard Keepers. He ventured to America and Canada the same summer, playing shows down the west coast. 

The ‘On My Travels Again’ EP is available in Henry’s hometown record store, Raves From The Grave.

Frome Standard, July 2014 wrote "Henry Wacey is a rising talent and not to be missed - his bluesy and unique songwriting and guitar playing are sure to impress."

Frome Standard, April 2015 ahead of Henry's appearance in the Battle of the bands final: "The only solo act making it to the final is Henry Wacey. What Henry might lack in band members numbers he more than makes up for in talent. Giving his own take on acoustic folk, with honest, open songs with great sing along moments.

The next Frank Turner? The next winner of battle of the bands? We wouldn't bet against either.