One woman, one guitar, one incredible voice.

Australian performer Steph Grace is proof that some of the best music comes from the

purest ingredients.

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That’s what European crowds took away when they witnessed Steph supporting English

artist Passenger on his 2019 summer tour: 6000+ crowd arenas spellbound by the

power of her pure, honest and rousing folk-soul storytelling.

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After a decade mastering her craft in the pubs and streets of Europe and Australia, the

Sydney-born artist relocated to Europe in 2018 to team up in the studio with Chris

Vallejo (Passenger, Kate Noonan, Empire Of The Sun).

With Vallejo at the helm, Steph collaborated with Josh Schuberth, (Ben Folds; Josh

Pyke), and Jon Solo (Angus & Julia Stone), and will release fresh material in 2019,

following acclaimed 2016 release ‘Concentrate’.

The new songs, like her performance style, came naturally:

“I rented a small apartment in someone’s backyard on the beach at (Sydney’s)

Narrabeen and took my guitar, recording equipment and enough supplies for a week. Sometimes I just

read books or went to the beach but mostly I buried myself in music.” 

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As a 100% independent artist – without label or management representation – the fact

that Steph tours and performs at such an elite level is further testament to her rare

talents and hard-working ethic.

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Some musicians entertain; others transform – Steph manages both, radiating effortless

charm, charismatic depth and a storyteller’s warmth, with the magnetism to command

the tone of any room, from a 50-cap club to a 6,000-strong arena.

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With headline shows and summer festival bookings locked in throughout Europe and

beyond, Steph is an independent artist on the cusp.

And it all comes down to that incredible voice – as well as the soul behind it.