Dermot Henry Brings His UK Tour to Zerox Newcastle

Dermot Henry at Zerox Newcastle brings the singer-songwriter to Sandhill on Saturday 7 November 2026 for an 18+ show with doors at 7pm. The Newcastle date forms part of his current UK run and arrives as Henry continues to build around recent release Aiming Torches at the Sun.

Henry’s songwriting sits in the space where indie, folk and alternative pop meet, favouring direct melodies without stripping away the detail underneath. His songs often grow from quieter verses into broader choruses, giving a live set room to move between close, conversational moments and something much bigger once the full arrangement opens up.

Dermot Henry at Zerox Newcastle brings the tour into a smaller room

Zerox gives that contrast a useful setting. The venue keeps the audience close enough for the softer parts of the songs to register, while still offering enough weight for the more expansive sections to land. For an artist whose material relies on dynamics rather than constant volume, that kind of room can make a real difference.

Aiming Torches at the Sun adds fresh material to the set and gives this run of shows a clear identity beyond simply revisiting older songs. Henry’s current touring schedule takes him through several UK cities, with Newcastle positioned as a Saturday-night stop rather than an isolated one-off date.

Doors open at 7pm on Saturday 7 November, with the event running until an advertised 11pm curfew. Entry is 18+. Anyone travelling into Newcastle should check the artist and ticketing channels before setting off in case support information, timings or entry arrangements change.

For Zerox, it is another booking that stretches beyond the venue’s heavier and more alternative guitar nights. Henry’s melodic approach should bring a different pace to the room, while the intimacy of the space keeps the focus firmly on the songs rather than a large production.

The combination of a current release, a proper UK tour and a close Newcastle room makes this a useful point to catch Henry while the newest material is still finding its shape on stage.