ABOUT WILEY GRANT

Wiley Grant’s sound was born from Texas grit and quiet backroads. His songs tell stories of hard work, small victories, and the kind of love that stays long after the lights go out.

 

Raised in a working-class family, his dad was a Marine turned carpenter, his mom a machinist who kept the home running on faith and elbow grease. They didn’t have much, but weekends meant football, camping trips, and learning the value of showing up when it matters.

 

Wiley picked up a second-hand left-handed guitar at fourteen and never put it down. Years of labor jobs gave him plenty to write about — long days, worn boots, and the peace that comes when the world finally goes quiet.

 

He drives an old Nissan, writes what he knows, and sings from a place that feels real because it is. Wiley Grant isn’t chasing fame — he’s chasing truth, one song at a time.