Griffin House Lyrics
Other Songs
Ah Me
Amsterdam
Better Than Love
Broken
Burning Up the Night
Cause I Miss You
Czech Republic
Damn Day in My Shoes
Dance With Me
Dead Set on You
Downtown Line
Go Out On My Own
I Remember (It's Happening Again)
Judas
Just A Dream
Lay Down In Your Fields
Lead Me On
Let Me In
Liberty Line
Lifeline
Live to Be Free
Lonely One
Mirage
Miss You
Missed My Chance
Never Again
New Day
Once Upon a Time in Ballard Town
Only If You Need Me
Ordinary Day
Outside My Mind
Parliament Lights
Show You the World Through My Eyes
Sinner
Tell Me A Lie
Tell Me What You're Made Of
The Guy That Says Goodbye To You Is Out of His Min
The Guy That Says Goodbye To You Is Out Of His Mind
The Way I Was Made
These Days
Volkswagon
Waiting For The Rain To Come Down
Waiting On Rain
Waste Another Day
Waterfall
When the Time Is Right
Why Wont You Believe
Griffin House was born and raised in Springfield, Ohio. His father worked in a tire shop and his mother helped place children with foster families. In high school, the athletically gifted House landed a role in a musical and was surprised to learn that he had a natural talent for singing. House bought his first guitar for $100 from a friend, turned down a golf scholarship to Ohio University and instead went to Miami University in Oxford, Ohio and started to teach himself how to play the guitar and write songs.
House began writing and recording and issued his first independent release, Upland, in 2003. His music attracted attention from Nettwerk, a Vancouver-based management company and record label, and House partnered with the label's American branch to issue Lost & Found in 2004.
In August 2004, on CBS Sunday Morning, music journalist Bill Flanagan (MTV/VH1) raved about Lost and Found, putting the newcomer on his short list of the best emerging songwriters in the U.S. "I bought House's CD after a show in New York City,” said Flanagan, "and this never happens: I took it home and must have listened to it 20 times that weekend. I was knocked out.”
Several self-released albums followed, and in 2007 House released Flying Upside Down, produced by Jeff Trott and featuring Mike Campbell and Benmont Tench. House has released the majority of his records on his imprint label, Evening Records. House has toured extensively, opening for artists such as Ron Sexsmith, Patti Scialfa, Josh Ritter, John Mellencamp, Mat Kearney, and The Cranberries. Since 2007, House has been a national headliner.
He lives in Darien, Connecticut.
Born: April 21, 1980 (age 44) House began writing and recording and issued his first independent release, Upland, in 2003. His music attracted attention from Nettwerk, a Vancouver-based management company and record label, and House partnered with the label's American branch to issue Lost & Found in 2004.
In August 2004, on CBS Sunday Morning, music journalist Bill Flanagan (MTV/VH1) raved about Lost and Found, putting the newcomer on his short list of the best emerging songwriters in the U.S. "I bought House's CD after a show in New York City,” said Flanagan, "and this never happens: I took it home and must have listened to it 20 times that weekend. I was knocked out.”
Several self-released albums followed, and in 2007 House released Flying Upside Down, produced by Jeff Trott and featuring Mike Campbell and Benmont Tench. House has released the majority of his records on his imprint label, Evening Records. House has toured extensively, opening for artists such as Ron Sexsmith, Patti Scialfa, Josh Ritter, John Mellencamp, Mat Kearney, and The Cranberries. Since 2007, House has been a national headliner.
He lives in Darien, Connecticut.
From: Springfield, Ohio, U.S.
Genre(s): Folk, pop rock, acoustic, adult alternative
Instrument(s): Vocals, guitar
Occupation(s): Musician, songwriter
Active From: 2001-present