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SUMMARY:Dermot Henry Plus Special Guests
LOCATION:Voodoo Daddy's
DESCRIPTION:Live Nation & Communion One Presents Dermot Henry. With a commu
 nity-minded ethos reminiscent of the 1960s Laurel Canyon scene and songs t
 hat feel both timeless and present-day\, Dermot Henry is a vital new voice
 . Summoning heroes like Adrianne Lenker and Elliott Smith\, his rustic\, a
 lt-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 D
 ermot\, 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\, whe
 n not able to manifest itself in physical attraction or time spent togethe
 r\, must be trusted to be lying still with intention.” B-Side ‘Little 
 Rib’\, meanwhile\, is more contemplative\, as Dermot embraces the existe
 ntial: “the fact we are on a rock in nothingness and our molecules are a
 ble to connect with other people’s molecules is absurd. Sometimes the on
 ly way to approach this is through absurdity.” Dermot Henry was born in 
 Wiltshire\, raised on a diet of his parents’ records that ranged from Th
 e Beatles and Tom Waits to Nina Simone. Musically he cut his teeth during 
 a year abroad living in Paris for his degree\, where he would busk on the 
 city streets. In one particularly cinematic scene\, he walked into a bar t
 o see a stranger playing the classic ‘Freight Train’ by Elizabeth Cott
 en - as they forgot the words\, Dermot Henry jumped up on stage to sing an
 d found his new busking partner. This same spirit of spontaneity\, opennes
 s - life’s surprises\, and its imperfections - are to be found on his EP
 \, Aiming Torches At The Sun. Recorded in Frome with Dom Monks (Big Thief
 \, Michael Kiwanuka\, Laura Marling)\, the result is a body of work that f
 eels instinctive\, intimate\, and lived in - like a favourite pair of jean
 s\, or that ‘Favourite Book’.\n\nBoletos: https://www.fatsoma.com/e/4b
 i2a7sv/dermot-henry-plus-special-guests
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