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John Grant
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Kelly
April 14th 2025
John was mesmerizing live! He was even suffering from a sore throat and having to sip tea and suck on lozenges in between songs, but his voice sounded immaculate. The emotion he put into the show was infectious. We love you, John!
New York City, NY@Roulette Intermedium

April 6th 2025
I have really liked John Grant’s music for at least a decade. I was very excited that he was doing a US tour again, so I bought my ticket immediately back in December 2024. The venue was really great! A large but intimate space where you could actually see the performers. The sound was perfect as was his setlist. And major shoutout to his opener Arny Margret. Beautiful voice and songs!
Los Angeles, CA@Masonic Lodge at Hollywood Forever

Michael
February 4th 2025
“Thank you for waiting” said John Grant to the audience packed into the Bristol Beacon for his show on Saturday 1 February 2025. It had been a little over three months wait, after illness forced the postponement of his original date of 25 October 2024. It was certainly worth that wait.
After support act Big Special had warmed up the audience with a half hour of what I will try to describe as techno punk rap (and well-received it was, too), the burly baritone from Buchanan, Michigan (although lately a resident and citizen of Iceland) took to the stage while Ennio Morricone music played through the sound system. Grant had come to play some songs from his recent album, ‘The Art of the Lie’, interspersed with some great numbers from his back catalogue.
The new material dovetailed neatly with such classics as ‘Marz’, ‘Pale Green Ghosts’, ‘The Boy From Michigan’, and ‘Chicken Bones’, before closing with the sweeping ‘GMF’ in which Grant proclaims himself to be “the greatest motherf***er of them all”. I would not disagree.
Grant played non-stop, with just a few words exchanged with his audience, for the best part of two hours. It was a performance that brought a broad smile to my face which persisted long after he had left the stage and the hall emptied. Days later, I still have his infectious tunes running through my head. Oh yes, it was well worth the wait.
Bristol, United Kingdom@Bristol Beacon
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About John Grant
John Grant is an American singer-songwriter. Formerly associated with the Denver-based alternative rock band The Czars, he launched a career as a solo artist in 2010 with the release of the Midlake produced album 'Queen of Denmark'.
In his debut solo album, Grant laced sumptuous soft-rock ballads with an array of spacey, wistful synthesizer sounds, increasingly adding taut, fizzing sequencers, nu-synth-disco settings and icy soundscapes to the mix on 2013’s Pale Green Ghosts and 2015’s Grey Tickles, Black Pressure. Now, with his sixth solo album The Art of the Lie, Grant's now-trademark marriage of Eighties-influenced electronica and swoon-some balladry is given its most lush framing so far.
In his debut solo album, Grant laced sumptuous soft-rock ballads with an array of spacey, wistful synthesizer sounds, increasingly adding taut, fizzing sequencers, nu-synth-disco settings and icy soundscapes to the mix on 2013’s Pale Green Ghosts and 2015’s Grey Tickles, Black Pressure. Now, with his sixth solo album The Art of the Lie, Grant's now-trademark marriage of Eighties-influenced electronica and swoon-some balladry is given its most lush framing so far.
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Genres:
Singer, Ballads, Electronic, Songwriter
Hometown:
Reykjavik, Iceland
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Fan Reviews

Kelly
April 14th 2025
John was mesmerizing live! He was even suffering from a sore throat and having to sip tea and suck on lozenges in between songs, but his voice sounded immaculate. The emotion he put into the show was infectious. We love you, John!
New York City, NY@Roulette Intermedium

April 6th 2025
I have really liked John Grant’s music for at least a decade. I was very excited that he was doing a US tour again, so I bought my ticket immediately back in December 2024. The venue was really great! A large but intimate space where you could actually see the performers. The sound was perfect as was his setlist. And major shoutout to his opener Arny Margret. Beautiful voice and songs!
Los Angeles, CA@Masonic Lodge at Hollywood Forever

Michael
February 4th 2025
“Thank you for waiting” said John Grant to the audience packed into the Bristol Beacon for his show on Saturday 1 February 2025. It had been a little over three months wait, after illness forced the postponement of his original date of 25 October 2024. It was certainly worth that wait.
After support act Big Special had warmed up the audience with a half hour of what I will try to describe as techno punk rap (and well-received it was, too), the burly baritone from Buchanan, Michigan (although lately a resident and citizen of Iceland) took to the stage while Ennio Morricone music played through the sound system. Grant had come to play some songs from his recent album, ‘The Art of the Lie’, interspersed with some great numbers from his back catalogue.
The new material dovetailed neatly with such classics as ‘Marz’, ‘Pale Green Ghosts’, ‘The Boy From Michigan’, and ‘Chicken Bones’, before closing with the sweeping ‘GMF’ in which Grant proclaims himself to be “the greatest motherf***er of them all”. I would not disagree.
Grant played non-stop, with just a few words exchanged with his audience, for the best part of two hours. It was a performance that brought a broad smile to my face which persisted long after he had left the stage and the hall emptied. Days later, I still have his infectious tunes running through my head. Oh yes, it was well worth the wait.
Bristol, United Kingdom@Bristol Beacon
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About John Grant
John Grant is an American singer-songwriter. Formerly associated with the Denver-based alternative rock band The Czars, he launched a career as a solo artist in 2010 with the release of the Midlake produced album 'Queen of Denmark'.
In his debut solo album, Grant laced sumptuous soft-rock ballads with an array of spacey, wistful synthesizer sounds, increasingly adding taut, fizzing sequencers, nu-synth-disco settings and icy soundscapes to the mix on 2013’s Pale Green Ghosts and 2015’s Grey Tickles, Black Pressure. Now, with his sixth solo album The Art of the Lie, Grant's now-trademark marriage of Eighties-influenced electronica and swoon-some balladry is given its most lush framing so far.
In his debut solo album, Grant laced sumptuous soft-rock ballads with an array of spacey, wistful synthesizer sounds, increasingly adding taut, fizzing sequencers, nu-synth-disco settings and icy soundscapes to the mix on 2013’s Pale Green Ghosts and 2015’s Grey Tickles, Black Pressure. Now, with his sixth solo album The Art of the Lie, Grant's now-trademark marriage of Eighties-influenced electronica and swoon-some balladry is given its most lush framing so far.
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Genres:
Singer, Ballads, Electronic, Songwriter
Hometown:
Reykjavik, Iceland
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