Alex Henry Foster is a Canadian musician, producer and composer from Montreal, best known as the former frontman of Juno Award-nominated post-rock band Your Favorite Enemies. Going solo with his band The Long Shadows, he crafts dense, emotionally charged music that blends post-rock with spoken word and poetry. His debut album "Windows in the Sky" (2018) was largely written during a self-imposed exile in Tangier following his father's death. Beyond music, he is a human rights advocate and entrepreneur who co-owns Hopeful Tragedy Records and opened the Drummond Vinyl record pressing plant in 2023.
Foster released the single "Calling Out!" the second taste of his upcoming album "The Fragile Beauty (of New Morning Hopes)" (October 23, 2026).
Foster announced his new album "The Fragile Beauty (of New Morning Hopes)" and released the lead single "Springtime".
Foster released the EP "From the City to the Ocean", a reworking of a song from his former band Your Favorite Enemies.
The live album "A Nightfall Ritual" was released on May 16, 2025 - recorded in Cologne during his return to the stage after heart surgery.
Foster released the instrumental album "A Measure of Shape and Sounds" on September 20, 2024, the second part of the larger project "Voyage à la Mer".
American singer-songwriter Alex Henry Foster takes the stage at Merleyn.
Singer-songwriter Alex Henry Foster takes the stage at Poppodium Boerderij in Zoetermeer.
