Katie Grace Detroit, Michigan
Detroit’s Katie Grace was a Catholic school girl by day and a bad girl at night when she began playing music in every bar in town. After a successful 10 year run as a sidewoman, she began writing songs that, “tell honest stories and say what everyone is thinking but no one has the guts to say out loud.” The end result of her years of hard work, the album, Best Bad Girl, was released in Feb. 2012. ... more
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