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Press Kit

 

about

 

New Orleans based Singer-Songwriter, Gregg Hill descends from a long line of American hillbillies and musicians. He has been writing and performing since he was a child. His songs are classic and contemporary, and feature excellent storytelling, masterful guitar work, and engaging melodies.

Hill’s sixth record, Bayou St. John rose to #11 on the FAI Folk Chart. Americana Highways called it one of their favorite records of 2023.  

His fourth studio album, Born Liar features renowned artists Kenny Vaughan, Ron Block, Jeff Coffin, Shane Theriot, and Anders Osborne. It went to #95 on the AMA chart, #14 on the alt-Country chart, and remained at #4 on the Relix/Jambands chart for two months. 

He has a standing spring-time residency at The Bank St. Bar in New Orleans and curates the series “Songs and Stories from the Crescent City” which has featured Susan Cowsill, Andrew Duhon, Paul Sanchez, Alex McMurray, Johnny Sansone, Mia Borders and others.  He produces an annual concert for the New Orleans Musician’s Clinic featuring top artists in New Orleans. It is one of the standout events of the year bringing needed awareness and raising thousands of dollars for the clinic.

 
 

 “Bayou St. John” named one of Bill Bentley’s Favorite Albums of 2023!

Americana Highways: Bentley’s Bandstand, Favorite Albums of 2023

 
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reviews

 
Bayou St. John is an astonishing accomplishment, and truly a wonder of the ages.
— Americana Highways, Bill Bentley (September 2023)
 
‘Places in Between’ is timeless song, showcasing Hill’s fine songwriting and trademark country-folk. Over the warmth of a low, pulsing bass, Hill’s bright strum and tender vocal melody, supported by the voice of Joy Clark, are engaging and make for an easy, classic sound. In Roland Guerin’s video, we see Hill deliver a heartfelt performance.
— Andrew Frolish, Americana-UK (September 2023)
 
Gregg Hill’s songs are an echo of James Taylor‘s style of folksong: humble, mellow and true.
— Melissa Clarke, Americana Highways (July 2023)
 
 
Gregg Hill’s singer-songwriting is classic yet keenly modern, mixing choice folk-country spanning decades and featuring his superb guitar work.
— Alan Cackett
 
The easily digestible eight-tune set is an enjoyable, intimate listen spotlighting one man singing his stories, accompanied by his masterful, intricate fingerpicking.
— Dan Willging, Offbeat Magazine, Bayou St. John Review (Oct. 2023)
 
 

and more…

Vents Magazine
Gregg Hill has a winner on his hand with this fifth album and you won’t regret giving it your time. It’s a solid album that doesn’t need to beat its chest in order to garner your attention. Instead, its humanity is what pulls you in and holds your ear rather than flashy or otherwise unnecessary touches along the way.” (Jennifer Munoz)

WPKN
“This is a wonderful record. It invites you on to it’s porch, and shares the intimate secrets of Gregg’s New Orleans’ life. Full of love, humor and charm. By the end of the record you feel that you and Gregg are life-long buddies. Songs that feel like conversations, tunes that leave you humming them, and a warm glow in your soul. Bayou St John is where I want to live.” (Simon Hunter, Chairman WPKN)

Mecca Music Record Review
“Despite writing his own songs since the seventh grade, Hill did not truly feel like a musician until he moved to the city five years ago. Now, he has released his new album, Bayou St. John — a timelessly charming love letter to the simple life and, ultimately, New Orleans itself.” (Mikayla McGrory, September 2023)

Hollywood Digest
“Directness and intimacy play in the performance’s favor; Gregg Hill comes across as if he’s in the room with you.” (Garth Thomas)

WWOZ
“This album has got a really comfortable feel, like two guys hanging out on a porch.” (Murf Reeves, Program Director)

Great Day Louisiana (video)
Gregg Hill explains the inspiration behind his album "Born Liar." (July 2022)

 
 

photos

 
 
 
 

videos

 
 
 

Live at Reggies!

 
 

A short clip of New Orleans Again, Live from The Red Light Cafe in Atlanta.

This is the band performing live at the studio Nashville in September 2021. It’s not dubbed. Or lip synced. It’s just that tight.

Album release show at The 5Spot in Nashville, April 2022.

 

Places in Between, Official Music Video

Live at Chickie Wah Wah for John Prine Tribute

When You Die You’re Dead, live at The 5Spot in Nashville, April 2022.

 

Born Liar, live at Pete’s Candy Store in Brooklyn, NY, 2023