Henry Invisible, the one-man-funk-band hailing from Austin TX, consistently leaves music legends and audiences awestruck with his musical prowess. George Clinton himself marvels at his performances, while George Porter Jr. dubbed him "a bad motherfunker." Henry's live shows are legendary dance parties where he effortlessly juggles guitar, bass, percussion, vocals, keys and a virtual horn section. With singles like "Because I Love Ya” featuring Fred Wesley, “Dance Music Saves," featuring Bernard Purdie and collaborations with icons like Bootsy Collins on his latest album “Power of The One”, Henry's creativity knows no bounds. Stay tuned for more electrifying solo work from this dynamo of positive energy.

PRESS:
Described as a million on a scale of one to ten, Henry Invisible wows audiences with his soulful Elton John-esque performances and Hendrix-like guitar skills. Nathalie Phan of On Vinyl Music attests to his ability to captivate audiences with each performance, while Jack Anderson of KUTX praises his seamless transitions between instruments, likening him to a blend of Elton John's songwriting finesse and Jimi Hendrix's technical virtuosity.

NOTABLE SUPPORT PERFORMANCES INCLUDE:

* George Clinton & Parliament Funkadelic
* Bernie Worrell
* Earth Wind & Fire
* Gary Clark Jr.
* George Porter Jr.
* The New Mastersounds
* Lauryn Hill
* Ghostland Observatory
* Dumpstaphunk
* Nth Power
* GZA
* Karl Denson's Tiny Universe
* Victor Wooten