Greg Holden

Greg Holden is a British singer-songwriter known for his powerful songwriting and meaningful lyrics. His career took off with the success of his song "The Lost Boy”, written about the book What Is The What? by American author Dave Eggers. “The Lost Boy" gained widespread US attention after being featured on the TV show Sons of Anarchy. The track also helped raise significant funds for the Red Cross. Holden’s most notable achievement came with his co-writing of Phillip Phillips' hit single "Home," which became the best-selling American Idol coronation song of all time and earned multi-platinum status. Over the years, he has released several albums, including I Don’t Believe You and Chase the Sun, featuring the songs “Boys in the Street”, labeled “A Perfect Song” by Actor Tom Hanks, and “Hold On Tight”, used extensively on commercials, films and TV shows. All his albums reflect his socially conscious approach and his dedication to crafting authentic, resonant music. He has toured the world extensively and has shared the stage with prominent artists like Ingrid Michaelson, Brandi Carlile, Grace Potter, Butch Walker and A Great Big World, building a loyal fanbase along the way. Despite being an independent artist, Holden’s work continues to reach global audiences, solidifying his place in the music industry.

In January 2025 Greg will release his fifth studio album.