Henry Hagerman

Henry Hagerman strides into country music like a figure etched into the Montana landscape—rugged, reflective, and wise beyond his years. Part ranch hand, part poet, part troubadour, Henry is used to being called an old soul. At only nineteen, he is a versatile multi-instrumentalist with a timeless voice and sensibility. A classically trained vocalist, he picked up the guitar at eleven after building a foundation on the ukulele, and has since studied piano, mandolin, and banjo. The diversity of his musical training allowed him to fully explore genres before finding a home in country music, though his Santa Barbara upbringing shines through his songs, with echoes of California surf music and the laid-back lyricism of artists like Jack Johnson woven through the twang.