Greg Gould is one of Australia’s most exciting recording artists and live performers, commanding stages around the world with his incredible vocal prowess, ARIA chart-topping records and electrifying live performances.
From stadiums to international festivals, Greg has headlined major events across Australia, Europe, the USA and Asia, including AAMI Park Stadium Pride Cup, the MCG Big Bash Halftime Show, Full Moon Fest NYC, Sydney Mardi Gras, Hamburg Pride and Singapore’s Tour de France Criterium.
Blending powerhouse vocals with deeply personal songwriting, Greg Gould is a global rising star and he’s not just setting trends—he’s rewriting the playbook for modern soulful pop music.
His highly acclaimed original album Strings Attached debuted at #4 on the ARIA Australian Albums Chart, cementing his place among Australia’s leading contemporary recording artists.
Across his catalogue, Greg has collaborated with an extraordinary roster of artists including Grammy and Tony Award winner Shoshana Bean, Philippines megastar Morissette, Grammy Award-winning producer Dave Audé, dance music icons Inaya Day and Crystal Waters, Australian music legends Christine Anu and Tania Doko, and queer trailblazers Willam and AJA.
Since capturing the nation’s attention as runner-up on Australia’s Got Talent in 2013, Greg has captivated audiences worldwide. His award-winning music videos have amassed more than 25 million views, while his breakthrough album 1998 reached #1, introducing audiences to an artist unafraid to forge his own path.
Greg captured international attention in 2017 with his breathtaking interpretation of En Vogue’s Don’t Let Go. The performance resonated with the song’s original writer, Ivan Matias, who introduced Greg to founding En Vogue member Maxine Jones. Together they re-recorded Greg’s arrangement as a duet, with the release climbing the Spotify UK Viral Charts before the pair embarked on Maxine’s first-ever Australian tour, earning widespread praise from audiences and critics alike.
His collaboration with Dave Audé, Marching On, became the Official Anthem for Darwin Pride 2023, spent nine consecutive weeks at #1 on Australia’s Hot 30 Radio Countdown and topped the UK Commercial Pop Club Chart.
In 2026, Greg expanded his creative reach into film, writing and performing three original songs for the award-winning Australian feature film Body Blow. His soaring ballad Running serves as the film’s end-credit theme, alongside his powerful survivor anthem Who Gave You Permission?, further showcasing his versatility as an artist.
Beyond the stage, Greg uses his platform to inspire change. Through deeply personal music addressing sexual abuse, mental health and HIV awareness, he has become a passionate advocate for the LGBTIQA+ community, earning multiple awards and accolades for both his advocacy and artistry.
Greg is also one of the lead artists with internationally renowned Synthony, performing orchestral dance anthems in some of the world’s most prestigious arenas and concert venues.
Greg Gould has been hailed as a “force of nature” and is poised to leave an indelible mark on the music industry for years to come.
From stadiums to international festivals, Greg has headlined major events across Australia, Europe, the USA and Asia, including AAMI Park Stadium Pride Cup, the MCG Big Bash Halftime Show, Full Moon Fest NYC, Sydney Mardi Gras, Hamburg Pride and Singapore’s Tour de France Criterium.
Blending powerhouse vocals with deeply personal songwriting, Greg Gould is a global rising star and he’s not just setting trends—he’s rewriting the playbook for modern soulful pop music.
His highly acclaimed original album Strings Attached debuted at #4 on the ARIA Australian Albums Chart, cementing his place among Australia’s leading contemporary recording artists.
Across his catalogue, Greg has collaborated with an extraordinary roster of artists including Grammy and Tony Award winner Shoshana Bean, Philippines megastar Morissette, Grammy Award-winning producer Dave Audé, dance music icons Inaya Day and Crystal Waters, Australian music legends Christine Anu and Tania Doko, and queer trailblazers Willam and AJA.
Since capturing the nation’s attention as runner-up on Australia’s Got Talent in 2013, Greg has captivated audiences worldwide. His award-winning music videos have amassed more than 25 million views, while his breakthrough album 1998 reached #1, introducing audiences to an artist unafraid to forge his own path.
Greg captured international attention in 2017 with his breathtaking interpretation of En Vogue’s Don’t Let Go. The performance resonated with the song’s original writer, Ivan Matias, who introduced Greg to founding En Vogue member Maxine Jones. Together they re-recorded Greg’s arrangement as a duet, with the release climbing the Spotify UK Viral Charts before the pair embarked on Maxine’s first-ever Australian tour, earning widespread praise from audiences and critics alike.
His collaboration with Dave Audé, Marching On, became the Official Anthem for Darwin Pride 2023, spent nine consecutive weeks at #1 on Australia’s Hot 30 Radio Countdown and topped the UK Commercial Pop Club Chart.
In 2026, Greg expanded his creative reach into film, writing and performing three original songs for the award-winning Australian feature film Body Blow. His soaring ballad Running serves as the film’s end-credit theme, alongside his powerful survivor anthem Who Gave You Permission?, further showcasing his versatility as an artist.
Beyond the stage, Greg uses his platform to inspire change. Through deeply personal music addressing sexual abuse, mental health and HIV awareness, he has become a passionate advocate for the LGBTIQA+ community, earning multiple awards and accolades for both his advocacy and artistry.
Greg is also one of the lead artists with internationally renowned Synthony, performing orchestral dance anthems in some of the world’s most prestigious arenas and concert venues.
Greg Gould has been hailed as a “force of nature” and is poised to leave an indelible mark on the music industry for years to come.