Singer/Songwriter/Guitarist Grant Livingston has been a Florida favorite since the mid-1980s. Upbeat, with an offbeat sense of humor, Grant Livingston weaves history and the environment into his songs. He has written about South Florida pioneers Henry Flagler and Julia Tuttle, the invasion of the Everglades by Melaleuca trees and pythons, Halley's Comet, armadillos, barnacles, greyhounds and grey cats in graveyards. And if you ask him Grant will reveal, in song of course, the reason he always wears a hat.

" . . .despite his easygoing demeanor Livingston surprises listeners with his biting wit and cerebral lyrics "

- Nina Korman, Miami New Times

" . . .Livingston mixes ragtime, blues, and swing with unusual topics, combining observational humor with the scratchy Victrola style of the Squirrel Nut Zippers."

- Creative Loafing, Atlanta

"Grant Livingston embodies the very spirit that created Florida."

- Florida Living Magazine

Ten Greatest South Florida Folk Singers of All Time

- Lee Zimmerman, New Times June 2013

"Magical - his words really lighten the soul!"

- Miami Herald

“BEST ACOUSTIC PERFORMER”

- Miami New Times

" . . .like an unstoned Buffett or maybe Leon Redbone by way of Sesame Street . . . "