Henry Wagons

Henry Wagons is the front-man of neo-country band Wagons. The combination of Henry’s recent successes in the music industry, as well as his increasing presence in the media saw him nominated by The Age Melbourne Magazine as one of the Top 100 Most Influential Melbournites of 2009. His band Wagons also won several awards in 2009 following the release of album The Rise and Fall of Goodtown on Spunk/EMI. Henry also had a string of music festival appearances with Wagons including, Big Day Out, Falls, Meredith, Byron Bay Bluesfest and many more, as well as innumerable TV and radio appearances around the country. The combination of his decade of experience at all levels of the Australian and international music and cultural industries, as well as his in-depth background education in philosophy, music technology and the Arts, leaves Henry as a highly charismatic critical force to be reckoned with across a wide range of artistic endeavours. As can be seen in his television appearances to date, Henry is keen to experience, interact and respond to as much new and inspiring creative work as possible, with a distinctive touch unique to Henry Wagons.