Biography

Greg Holden is a multi-platinum selling songwriter, artist, and producer. The British-raised singer moved to NYC in 2009 where he spent years honing his craft in the New York music scene before relocating to Los Angeles. Holden has toured and performed with Brandi Carlile, Ingrid Michaelson, Grace Potter, and many others while touring extensively playing in bars, clubs, theaters, and arenas around the world. In 2014, he was awarded an ASCAP Award for co-writing the hit song “Home” for American Idol-winner Phillip Phillips, which sold over six million copies and streamed over two hundred million times. As an artist he is best known for his self-released song “The Lost Boy,” featured in the TV show Son’s of Anarchy (FX) and a number-one single in Europe, as well as his critically acclaimed track “Boys In The Street” which was labeled “A perfect song” by legendary actor Tom Hanks. “Boys In The Street” was also remixed by popular DJ duo Seeb with a combined twenty-million streams between the two versions. His songs and commitment to integrity and honesty have gained him a die-hard fan base around the world. At the end of 2021 Holden left Los Angeles and relocated north to Portland OR where he built a new studio to work on new music. Most recently, Holden has been refocusing his attention on his creativity, his own music and his mental wellbeing. His new single “We Didn't Learn A Thing” is out now and his video series 'My Songs + Their Stories' is available on YouTube.