Lee Griffin is a born and bred Australian artist who has devoted years to honing his craft on stages and in studios all over the world — including a five-year stint based in Music City, Nashville TN.

 

His albums ‘Plums’ and ‘Luminance’ with his band The Triple B have seen local, national, and international airplay, and featured singles including ‘Ride On’ & ‘Bad Ideas’. More-recent releases include singles 'Open Doors', 'Time Just Goes', 'No Difference' and ‘Hoping For Too Much’.

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Despite his studio output, Lee really lives for performing live. He prides himself on the fact no two shows are ever the same — blending spontaneous and captivating energy.

 

His influences are wide-reaching — everything from Bruce Springsteen to John Prine, Tim Rogers to Tom Petty, Bonnie Raitt to Kathleen Edwards, and Shihad to Sloan to Crowded House and Aerosmith.

 

Beyond music, he loves film, food, and travel. “The more you live, the more likely a song. The more you turn over the soil, the better the yield.”