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Tony Grace is not your average singer/songwriter. He is a unique artist with a talent for amalgamating melodious pop sensibilities with edgy lyrical content. Prosody falls flat for Tony, who is quick to write beautiful musical arrangements and juxtaposition them with storyboards concerning suicide, drug abuse and sadomasochism. While in the hands of a less capable artist, this effect may seem exploitive, yet Grace exudes an honest and natural connection with his audience.

In short, Tony Grace provides rebel spirit in an industry growing increasingly tame.

Never one to conform to fashionable standards, Tony set himself apart at a young age by exploring musical artists not so readily appreciated by his peers. Led Zeppelin, Bruce Springsteen and The Rolling Stones may not have been in vogue during Grace's formative years, but their exuberance and free spirit spoke volumes beyond the more mundane message of the grunge movement. Listening to these legendary artists made Tony realize he would never be content in simply being their audience. He needed to participate. Tony was given his first guitar on his fourteenth birthday and has never looked back.

After stints at Berklee College of Music in Boston and Musician's Institute in Los Angeles, Tony settled in New York City where his talents as a guitar player landed him on national tours with acts such as Disney artist Kristy Frank and recording artist Stacy Rock.

Today, Tony Grace can be found performing as a solo artist in and around New York City where he continues to hone his craft of writing infectious hook-driven songs. He often cites his style as a cocktail with equal parts Tom Waits, Joan Jett, Buddy Guy, Johnny Thunders, Iggy Pop, and a dash of the Cure.
Shake vigorously and you get the intoxicating mix known as Tony Grace, and in this case, you can feel free to enjoy irresponsibly.