One of Australia’s most exciting rising stars, Greg Gould commands stages worldwide with his electrifying performances, incredible vocal prowess and infectious heart and charisma. Fresh from headlining prestigious events like AAMI Park Stadium Pride Cup, ChillOut Festival, Darwin Pride, and Sydney WorldPride, he's not just setting trends —he's rewriting the playbook for modern soulful pop music.
With a voice that ignites hearts and moves souls, Greg's debut original album, 'Strings Attached', stormed the ARIA Aus Album chart at #4 - a testament to his powerful songwriting and unparalleled vocal ability. Featuring hit singles like ‘Marching On’, 'Love It All Out' (feat. Morissette), and his groundbreaking sexual abuse anthem 'Who Gave You Permission?', this album showcases the full extent of Greg's emotional depth and soaring vocal range.
From the moment he burst onto the scene as the runner-up on 'Australia’s Got Talent' in 2013, Greg has captivated millions around the globe with his powerhouse vocals and magnetic presence. His stage shaking performances have garnered him fans all over the world with over 20 million views on his award-winning music videos and propelled his album '1998' to the number one spot! The album’s lead single ‘Love Like This’, a collaboration with iconic vocalist Inaya Day was chosen as the Official Anthem for Sydney Pride 2020 and stormed the stage together at the inaugural Global Pride festival.
'Marching On', his thumping hot collaboration with Grammy winning dance icon Dave Audé was chosen as the official anthem for Darwin Pride 2023 and soared to the top of the official UK Commercial Pop club charts. 'Marching On' was the #1 song on Hot 30 countdown on Australian Radio for 9 consecutive weeks in a row.
In 2017 Greg went viral with over 20 million views of his heart wrenching ballad version of En Vogue's 'Don’t Let Go', a masterclass in vocal dexterity and emotional resonance - the song even resonated with its songwriter Ivan Matias who introduced Greg to En Vogue original member Maxine Jones who asked Greg to rerecord his arrangement with Maxine. Their version skyrocketed up the Spotify UK Viral Charts and the pair embarked on an international tour together to sold out shows and rave reviews.
Greg's journey isn't just about music; it's about using his voice to effect change. Whether he's spreading messages of hope for sexual abuse survivors or combating stigma around HIV/AIDS, Greg is a passionate advocate for the LGBTI community, earning him multiple awards and accolades. Greg is currently on tour with Synthony Dance Anthems Orchestrated playing some of the most prestigious venues in the world.
As he embarks on this journey with his debut original body of work 'Strings Attached', Greg Gould isn't just an artist—he's a force of nature. His music, driven by his powerful vocals and soulful delivery, speaks volumes, continuing a legacy of authenticity and emotional honesty that resonates with audiences worldwide. With sold-out tours and collaborations with industry icons, Greg is poised to leave an indelible mark on the music industry for years to come.
With a voice that ignites hearts and moves souls, Greg's debut original album, 'Strings Attached', stormed the ARIA Aus Album chart at #4 - a testament to his powerful songwriting and unparalleled vocal ability. Featuring hit singles like ‘Marching On’, 'Love It All Out' (feat. Morissette), and his groundbreaking sexual abuse anthem 'Who Gave You Permission?', this album showcases the full extent of Greg's emotional depth and soaring vocal range.
From the moment he burst onto the scene as the runner-up on 'Australia’s Got Talent' in 2013, Greg has captivated millions around the globe with his powerhouse vocals and magnetic presence. His stage shaking performances have garnered him fans all over the world with over 20 million views on his award-winning music videos and propelled his album '1998' to the number one spot! The album’s lead single ‘Love Like This’, a collaboration with iconic vocalist Inaya Day was chosen as the Official Anthem for Sydney Pride 2020 and stormed the stage together at the inaugural Global Pride festival.
'Marching On', his thumping hot collaboration with Grammy winning dance icon Dave Audé was chosen as the official anthem for Darwin Pride 2023 and soared to the top of the official UK Commercial Pop club charts. 'Marching On' was the #1 song on Hot 30 countdown on Australian Radio for 9 consecutive weeks in a row.
In 2017 Greg went viral with over 20 million views of his heart wrenching ballad version of En Vogue's 'Don’t Let Go', a masterclass in vocal dexterity and emotional resonance - the song even resonated with its songwriter Ivan Matias who introduced Greg to En Vogue original member Maxine Jones who asked Greg to rerecord his arrangement with Maxine. Their version skyrocketed up the Spotify UK Viral Charts and the pair embarked on an international tour together to sold out shows and rave reviews.
Greg's journey isn't just about music; it's about using his voice to effect change. Whether he's spreading messages of hope for sexual abuse survivors or combating stigma around HIV/AIDS, Greg is a passionate advocate for the LGBTI community, earning him multiple awards and accolades. Greg is currently on tour with Synthony Dance Anthems Orchestrated playing some of the most prestigious venues in the world.
As he embarks on this journey with his debut original body of work 'Strings Attached', Greg Gould isn't just an artist—he's a force of nature. His music, driven by his powerful vocals and soulful delivery, speaks volumes, continuing a legacy of authenticity and emotional honesty that resonates with audiences worldwide. With sold-out tours and collaborations with industry icons, Greg is poised to leave an indelible mark on the music industry for years to come.