Henry Ray is a New Mexico-born, UK-based country-rock artist carrying the soul of the Southwest across the Atlantic. With Mexican and Chiricahua Apache roots, his music blends desert grit, honky-tonk heart, and rock ‘n’ roll rebellion, a sound hardened by decades of roadwork, including ’90s shows supporting Southern rock icons like Blackfoot, Molly Hatchet, and Bon Jovi. Henry Ray’s music channels the raw honesty of Americana with the drive of classic rock.

His 2024 EP This Old Thing - featuring standout tracks like “Whiskey Bottle,” “The River,” and “Long Way Down” - tells stories of heartbreak, resilience, and redemption, wrapped in slide guitars and smoky barroom soul. Known for his high-energy live shows with his band El Toro, Henry Ray has earned a growing reputation across the UK’s grassroots music scene.

This year alone, he’s brought his sound to Marshfest, Home Farm Fest, and the Keynsham Music Festival, with national airplay on UKCountryRadio.co.uk and Rock Rage Radio Nashville. Currently working on his follow-up EP 57, due in 2025, Henry continues to carve out a sound that’s unmistakably his - honest, road-worn, and soul-deep.