Алекс Генри Фостер возвращается

МОНРЕАЛЬ, МАЙ 2026 – Алекс Генри Фостер, монреальский музыкант, писатель, предприниматель и бывший фронтмен группы Your Favorite Enemies, сегодня выпустил EP с тремя различными вариациями песни From The City To The Ocean. Your Favorite Enemies originally released the track in 2014 on their album Between Illness and Migration, which earned a nomination for “Rock Album of the Year” at Canada’s Juno Award and was a Music Canada Certified Gold album.

Foster wrote From The City To The Ocean based on the opening line of the poem “Man and The Sea” by 19th century French poet Charles-Pierre Baudelaire: ““Free man, you will always love the sea.”

“I have always been fascinated by the nature of the sea, the ocean, its redeeming grace and its implacable power, its freedom of movement,” said Foster. “I almost drowned as a kid. Maybe that’s where the fascination goes back to. It’s paradoxical because I’m truly the product of a big city. I grew up in what looks like huge soulless apartment complexes, which for me reflected the same nature as the ocean somehow… Where can you drown yourself? Where can you find yourself suffocating? Where can you lose yourself choking? For me, there was a very intriguing parallel between the two elements.”

The EP released today begins with a four and a half minute newly recorded studio version of the song, followed by a live rehearsal version (the Upper Room Rehearsal) and a version recorded live at the venue De Kouter in Bocholt, Belgium on November 16, 2025 and released in physical form on Record Store Day last month, with the 200 copies selling out in less than 2 hours.

Foster will return to Europe this fall with his Defying Gravity tour. Dates kick off November 26 in Munich and extend through December 12 in Paris with stops throughout Switzerland, Poland, additional German dates, and The Netherlands. A full list of dates are below.

Foster will soon reveal a new project on the horizon for 2026 and beyond.

Defying Gravity Tour

NOVEMBER

26th - Germany, Munich - Kranhalle

28th - Switzerland, Aarau - Kiff

DECEMBER

1st - Germany, Hamburg - Nochtspeicher

3rd - Germany, Berlin - Mikropol

5th - Poland, Poznan - Blue Note

6th - Poland, Warsaw - Hybrydy

7th - Czech Republic, Prague - Café V Iese

8th - Germany, Dusseldorf - Ratinger Hof

9th - Netherlands, Nijmegen - Merleyn

11th - Netherlands, Zoetermeer - Boerderij

12th - France, Paris - Nouveau Casino

TICKETS AVAILABLE HERE

ALEX HENRY FOSTER BIO

Alex Henry Foster (AHF) is a Canadian musician, author, producer, and composer, formerly the frontman for Juno Awards nominee post-rock/noise band Your Favorite Enemies (YFE).

Hailed as an “unforeseen DIY artist” by Rolling Stone Magazine, Alex Henry Foster released his first solo album, “Windows in the Sky”, in Canada in 2018 and globally in 2020. Mostly written during an exile from himself in Tangier following his father’s passing, “Windows in the Sky” is a “dreamy blast of post-rock” (NME) that “brings to my mind artists like Hammock and Asche & Spencer, with heaping helpings of Mogwai and Explosions in the Sky” (BrooklynVegan).

Fierce human rights advocate, Foster has been a very active public speaker over the last decade, commenting on racism, the proliferation of street gangs – in the midst of which he spent his teenage years — the resurgence of populism and extremism. He teamed up with Amnesty International and War Child for several campaigns initiating sensibilization awareness towards children soldiers and also created The Hope Project following the Tohoku Tsunami of 2011.

Foster spent 2024 touring Europe and America around the release of two albums and an EP. He just came back from Tangier, Morocco, where he spent 4 months working on an upcoming release.