Grace Weber

Grace Weber, 21 years old, grew up singing soul. As a young aspiring singer growing up in the Midwest, Grace found her home with the Inner City Youth Gospel Choir of Milwaukee and her passion for soul and gospel music was nurtured as she began singing at churches and revivals around the city. After several years of being with the choir, Grace began singing with local bands at bars around the Milwaukee area. She started writing her own music at age 16 and the journey to the "Grace Weber Band" began. Among Grace's accomplishments include singing on the Oprah Winfrey Show, the famed "Showtime at the Apollo" in Harlem, NY, at the Kennedy Center, the Ella Awards, and appearing on the Today Show. Grace Weber Band has performed all over the country, including the top clubs in NYC (The Bitter End, Bowery Poetry Club, etc.), Summerfest in Milwaukee WI, and more. After moving to New York in 2006 for music school, Grace met her band mate, Julian Pollack, and formed, "Grace and Julian," along with Jayme Silverstein and Adam Jackson. After two years of performing at all the top clubs in NYC, such as The Bitter End, The Groove, and The Bowery Poetry Club, Grace and the guys decided to change the name to the "Grace Weber Band" and they have been gaining momentum since. The band did two summer tours, performing at Summerfest in Milwaukee, WI and at the Mendocino Music Festival in CA. They have also performed at colleges around the country and are continuing to gain recognition in the indie circuit as well as from major players in the music industry. "Grace and Julian" released two all-original albums and the "Grace Weber Band" is currently working on new material for the next album.