British singer-songwriter Henry Moodie brought his Mood Swings World Tour to Liberty Hall in Sydney on Sunday night, delivering his emotionally candid pop songwriting to an adoring Australian audience.
At 22, Moodie has built an international following through songs that capture the awkwardness of your early twenties, from messy heartbreak to the uncertainty of figuring yourself out. With more than a billion streams worldwide and his debut album, ‘mood swings’, adding to his growing catalogue, the British pop artist arrived in Australia following an extensive run of international touring.
Blending intimate singer-songwriter pop with bigger, chorus-led arrangements, Moodie’s music moves between quieter moments to adorable fan-driven scream-a-longs.
The Henry Moodie Sydney concert at Liberty Hall formed part of the Australian leg of the Mood Swings World Tour, with the tour continuing in Melbourne/Naarm on Tuesday. The tour also features enigmatic opening artists Grace Gachot and Charlie Pittman.
