Steve Grand Chicago, Illinois
With over 17 Million views on YouTube, a #3 Album on The Billboard Independent Album Artist Charts, and one of the most
successful Music Kickstarter campaigns ever under his belt, Steve Grand has not just broken the rules, but has changed the game when it comes to being a successful singer-songwriter in the era of YouTube and Spotify.
For booking: Linda@LeftofCenterProductions.com
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