Henry Zoellner is an 18-year-old singer-songwriter from Tulsa, Oklahoma, rooted in Red Dirt country and mellow classic rock. His passion for music began at a young age, from the moment he first picked up a guitar and stepped on stage to perform for a crowd of just 20 people. Since then, performing and songwriting have remained at the center of his life, fueling a drive to create honest, personal music and connect with audiences wherever he plays.

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Raised in a musical family, Henry began playing drums at age 5 before teaching himself multiple instruments, along with recording, mixing, and mastering his own music. What started with busking on sidewalks in downtown Tulsa has grown into performances at legendary venues across the Oklahoma and Texas music scene.

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Since releasing his debut album, Gone Too Fast, in 2024, Henry has surpassed 500,000 streams across platforms, gained support from country music media outlets, and built a social media following of more than 50,000 fans.

Influenced by artists such as Wyatt Flores, Parker McCollum, and Turnpike Troubadours, Henry blends Oklahoma Red Dirt grit with modern singer-songwriter storytelling. His sound is defined by personal coming-of-age lyrics, high-energy solo performances that carry the feel of a full band, and a strong sense of place shaped by his Oklahoma roots.

As his career continues to grow, Henry has shared stages with artists including Cole Phillips, Josh Abbott Band, Kaitlin Butts, Carson Jeffrey, Logan Ryan Band, Cody Hibbard, and Lincoln Swazny, with many more performances to come throughout the Texas and Oklahoma music scene.