Grace Knight

Grace believes that "the whole point of being on stage is to send people home with a feeling of their hearts having been touched. I give the audience something and I feel something come back".

Rock Queen with the Eurogliders - Jazz Diva via her solo career - Television Star. It is easy to see why Grace Knight’s charisma and sensual singing style make her one of the most sought after artists for corporate events. Grace found her career spun into a new realm following the release of the “Come In Spinner” soundtrack in 1990, for which she was chosen to sing 1940’s torch songs.Grace claimed that she was 'not a jazz singer' and performed each track with a style uniquely hers.The result was outstanding, the album selling over 250,000 copies.

This was followed with Grace’s first solo album in 1991, "Stormy Weather", and then with 1993’s Gracious.Album sales have been testimony to Grace’s ability to captivate and inspire audiences from every walk of life."Come In Spinner" and "Stormy Weather" placed simultaneously with the best 10 of ARIA’s Top 25 Jazz Albums for 1992.This success continued into 1993, with "Gracious" reaching number 3 in the ARIA Top 20 Jazz Albums of November of that year.

Grace has put together a new show which features hits from her illustrious career with the Eurogliders such as 'Heaven (must be there)' and 'We Will Together'.The new show also features the Jazz standards, 'Fever' and 'Ability to Swing', plus her own ‘oh-so-cool’ originals.

Grace usually works with a big band up to 16 piece.She can, where the show is for a smaller number, sometimes perform with a 6 piece band.Wherever possible Grace requires the use of a grand piano.Depending on the function she may require production.