The Henry Girls
...a very beautiful album...  Bob Harris, BBC Radio 2

A full bodied and powerfully dynamic collection..High buoyant vocal harmonies and ebullient instrumental attack make for stellar moments aplenty.  fRoots Magazine UK, December 2011

..Delicate harmonies and gossamer playing... a very engaging record indeed.  Hot Press, December 2011

The Henry Girls from the picturesque village of Malin in the Inishowen Peninsula, County Donegal, have a unique sound which blends classic Traditional Irish Folk music with a hint of Americana, a nod to bluegrass and many more besides. Described recently by FolkandRoots UK as 'so devilishly talented', they are renowned for their fine close harmonies and musical arrangements, and have been likened to many other harmonising siblings such as The McGarrigle Sisters, The Andrews Sisters and The Everly Brothers.  The Henry Girls have set 14 Irish dates for 2012, following a successful summer that included recording a new album, an American tour and performing backing vocals on Mary Black's latest record (including one track with Imelda may). They plan to follow that tour with performances in Germany in March and another trip to the States in the summer.
They are currently promoting their fourth album 'December Moon' which can be purchased online at www.thehenrygirls.com and itunes.
They play the Spirit Store, Dundalk on Sunday 5th February and will be joined by Ted Ponsonby (dobro) and Denise Boyle (fiddle, viola, mandolin).