GRANT LIVINGSTON

GRANT LIVINGSTON
A longtime Florida favorite, singer-songwriter Grant Livingston employs a
little swing, a little singalong, environment, Florida history, relentlessly
positive lyrics and a cast of peculiar characters. He has written about
armadillos, barnacles, the invasion of the Everglades by Melaleuca trees and
pythons, and how to tell the difference between an alligator and a crocodile.
If you ask him, Grant will reveal, in song of course, the reason he always
wears a hat!
Grant has a long history of collaboration with our National Parks, State
Parks, schools, libraries and environmental organizations. Grant was Artist
in-Residence at Everglades National Park, and partners with Storyteller and
retired National Park Ranger Gary Bremen to present Songs and Stories of
Our National Parks. Grant has taught songwriting at Miami-Dade College and
along with fellow songwriter Janet Goodman, he coordinates the South Florida
chapter of the Nashville Songwriters Association.
Visit Grant online at www.GrantLivingston.com
Press quotes:
Named “Best Acoustic Performer”
by the Miami New Times in their annual “Best of Miami” issue
“Like an unstoned Buffett or maybe Leon Redbone by way of Sesame Street” – Miami New Times
“He may have an easygoing demeanor, but Livingston surprises listeners with his biting
wit and cerebral lyrics “ – Miami New Times
“He is Florida’s institutional memory” – Boca Raton Magazine