He’s been called one of Nashville’s biggest treasures, and I certainly can’t argue with that. Griffin House is a truly gifted singer/songwriter with a knack for pulling at the heartstrings. Don’t believe me? Go listen to, “Only Love Remains” and then we’ll talk.

Read on and find out what Griffin’s latest record is all about, why his fans have great taste, and why $2.25 was enough to get him to quit his day job and give music a solid try! Click HERE to read interview

Singer/songwriter Griffin House comes back to Cincinnati tonight for an 8 p.m. show at the 20th Century Theatre in Oakley with local guests, the Folk Pop duo Ellery. The Spring

field, Ohio, native (currently living in/working out of Nashville) has long received critical acclaim for his albums and his numbers commercially go up with each new release. He’s coming to town as part of his spring/summer tour, just two days before his 32nd birthday. House turned down a golf scholarship to attend Ohio University and instead went to Miami University in Oxford, where he first taught himself to play guitar and write songs.

Here’s the video for House’s Tom Petty-esque song about the Nashville floods, the Gulf oil spill and war, “Head for the Hills.” The song was recent spotlighted in a Huffington Post story titled “When Art and Activism Spill Over in Nashville,” in which House discusses what led him to write the song and make the video.