Griffin House

Griffin House is a talented singer-songwriter whose professional journey began in the early 2000s when he released his first independent album, “Upland,” in 2003. This debut showcased his unique sound and songwriting abilities, quickly garnering attention from industry professionals. His partnership with Nettwerk America led to the release of his sophomore album, “Lost & Found,” in 2004, which was praised by music journalist Bill Flanagan on CBS Sunday Morning, placing House on the radar as one of the best emerging songwriters in the U.S.

Following the success of “Lost & Found,” House continued to build his discography with several self-released albums, including “Flying Upside Down” in 2007, produced by renowned producer Jeff Trott. This album featured contributions from notable musicians like Mike Campbell and Benmont Tench, further solidifying House’s reputation in the music industry. His commitment to his craft is evident through his extensive touring, where he has opened for acclaimed artists such as John Mellencamp and The Cranberries, showcasing his ability to connect with diverse audiences.

In addition to his albums, House’s music has made significant contributions to popular culture, with songs featured in various television shows and films, including “One Tree Hill” and the indie film “Palo Alto.” His ability to resonate with listeners through his heartfelt lyrics and melodies has earned him a loyal fan base and critical acclaim.

House continues to thrive as a national headliner, releasing new music and captivating audiences with his performances. His dedication to songwriting and artistry remains unwavering, making him a prominent figure in the contemporary music scene.