Steve Grand
Not long ago, Steve Grand was a little-known singer-songwriter from a Chica… Read Full Bio ↴Not long ago, Steve Grand was a little-known singer-songwriter from a Chicago suburb. But that all changed July 2, 2013, when his self-funded music video, “All-American Boy,” posted to YouTube. It went viral instantly, accumulating more than 1.5 million views in the first two weeks, and more than 3.1 million views as of July 2014.
Within days, Steve landed on “Good Morning America,” CNN and other national media -- hailed as a “viral sensation” and one of America’s “first openly gay country stars,” though Grand does not consider himself to be a country artist. Buzzfeed ranked the video on its list of the “24 Most Brilliant Music Videos from 2013,” and Out magazine named Grand to its annual “OUT 100” list of the year’s most compelling LGBT people.
The song, set against a backdrop of country roads, an American flag, and friends around a campfire, struck a chord because it simply, beautifully tells the story of unrequited love between two men.
Since the release of “All-American Boy,” Grand has released two follow up singles: “STAY,” and “Back to California.”
In addition to being a musician, Steve has become an active figure in the equality movement. He has performed at Pride events around the nation — and has partnered with causes such as The Human Rights Campaign, The Anti-Violence Project, Bailey House, the GLSEN Respect Awards, Out & Equal Workplace Advocates and the March on Springfield for Marriage Equality.
Born in Chicago and raised in Lemont, Illinois, Steve struggled for many years to accept himself as a gay person. Always feeling like an “outsider,” he turned to music for comfort and strength. Until recently, he made his living performing at The Joynt, a Chicago jazz club, and working as a music leader at four Chicago-area Catholic churches.
Steve has produced a substantial catalog of compositions and recordings, some of which he plans to release in 2014 on his first full-length album.
Within days, Steve landed on “Good Morning America,” CNN and other national media -- hailed as a “viral sensation” and one of America’s “first openly gay country stars,” though Grand does not consider himself to be a country artist. Buzzfeed ranked the video on its list of the “24 Most Brilliant Music Videos from 2013,” and Out magazine named Grand to its annual “OUT 100” list of the year’s most compelling LGBT people.
The song, set against a backdrop of country roads, an American flag, and friends around a campfire, struck a chord because it simply, beautifully tells the story of unrequited love between two men.
Since the release of “All-American Boy,” Grand has released two follow up singles: “STAY,” and “Back to California.”
In addition to being a musician, Steve has become an active figure in the equality movement. He has performed at Pride events around the nation — and has partnered with causes such as The Human Rights Campaign, The Anti-Violence Project, Bailey House, the GLSEN Respect Awards, Out & Equal Workplace Advocates and the March on Springfield for Marriage Equality.
Born in Chicago and raised in Lemont, Illinois, Steve struggled for many years to accept himself as a gay person. Always feeling like an “outsider,” he turned to music for comfort and strength. Until recently, he made his living performing at The Joynt, a Chicago jazz club, and working as a music leader at four Chicago-area Catholic churches.
Steve has produced a substantial catalog of compositions and recordings, some of which he plans to release in 2014 on his first full-length album.
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Steve Grand Lyrics
Ain't It Somethin You walked in with that grin As if proud of the…
All American Boy Ripped Jeans, only drinks whiskey I find him by the…
All I Want Come on now, just put your shirt back on, or…
All-American Boy Ripped Jeans, only drinks whiskey I find him by the…
Anti Hero I keep my blinders on tonight, Won′t know where we're goin′,…
Back to California Do you remember California? 20-oh-6? You told me we could…
Bennie and the Jets Hey kids, shake it loose together, The spotlight's hitting s…
Better Off I said Baby You can't save me I won't change I guess we're…
Can't Go Back Hold me, talk real slowly Let your words touch the deepest…
Disciple Jesus be my daddy, father my light Waltz through my dreams,…
Don't Let the Light In I've grown used to the plane rides Fresh linens on my…
good to see you It′s funny how these things do go, a stranger's bed…
Lovin' Again I know I probably shouldn't say this out loud But I…
NEXT TO ME I've been known to break a few hearts And ain't that…
Not the End of Me So how′s that empty space on my side of your…
Pink Champagne Now I can′t say for sure, I would have died…
Red White and Blue Oh oh oh, oh oh oh... oh oh oh Oh oh…
Run I'm the 101, I'm 18 from This brand new man I…
Safe and Sound I′m but a man, if even that I've been tryin′ hard…
Say You Love Me "Close the door," he says "This'll only be a minute" But som…
Soakin' Wet So you got your big job And moved out to the…
Stay Summer wind blows in again Sometimes I wonder where we…
Time Twenty-two, I was made for you Steel eyes and blinders too W…
Walking Caught up in the lights Cameras in my face Where did we…
We Are The Night We are the night We are the yellow moon in the…
WHISKEY CRIME W-w-w-w-whiskey crime! Whiskey, whiskey make things right I…
You or the Music I've been hiding in the quiet Scared what might be born From…