Peter's live journey has included
sell-out theatre dates,
festivals such as the Cheltenham jazz fest,
multiple appearances with the BBC big band and Orchestra,
Edinburgh fringe, The Albert hall and sold out performances at iconic clubs such as Ronnie Scotts.
Event performances have led to clients such as Sony, Hyundai, Mubadala, and the Formula 1 Grand Prix touring circuit and multiple cruise lines.
Peter's magnetic stage presence and vocals have seen him share stages with artists such as Gary Barlow, Katie Melua, Jamie Cullum and Joss Stone.
His performances have impressed stars such as Jay Kay, Princess Charlene of Monaco and Sophia Loren during an MSC Christening with Andrea Bocelli and KT Tunstall.
Peter Grant signed with Universal Records under Don Reedman of Focus Music Ltd for his debut album, "New Vintage," produced by Chris Winter, Phil Picket, and Nigel Lowis, recorded at EMI Abbey Road and Olympic Studios, selling over 100,000 album units in a week and reaching number 8 in the charts.
Praised by Don Black and Michael Parkinson, Peter's success was further highlighted by heavy play listing on BBC Radio 2 and TV appearances on GMTV, Lorraine, Des & Mel, Davina, Loose Women, and Children in Need.
Peters second album, "Traditional," recorded at Air and Angel studios was released in 2007, received critical acclaim and again strong support from the BBC.
International chart success followed in Asia. The song Happy together featured in a Twix worldwide advertising campaign.
Peter launched his third original album, "Peter Grant," on his own label. Returning to EMI Abbey Road and Sphere Studios with producers Andy Wright and Gavin Goldberg. Collaborations with Hayley Sanderson, Peter Vitesse, and Mark Hudson resulted in tracks like "Hundreds" and "When You Were My Girl" featured in the Noel Clarke movie "The Knot."
Peter is currently working on new music releases and live UK dates.
Upcoming performance - Ronnie Scotts, London.on the 1st of July 2024.
For bookings and any other inquiries please see the contact form below.
