Glenn Grosh is a Colorado songwriter who enjoys telling stories through his music.  His music spans several genres, including country, pop, and worship, with a focus on memorable melodies and meaningful lyrics. 

Originally from Southern California, Glenn developed an early interest in guitar, bass, and songwriting. In the late 1980s, he played bass in the alternative Christian rock band Cloud of Witnesses along with bandmates Brad McGregor (lead vocals), Rocco Blake (drums), David Page (keyboards), and Don Grosh (lead guitar).  Don later became a sought-after boutique Electric Guitar builder, see groshguitars.com. The band developed a steady following throughout the Los Angeles area and had the opportunity to perform at several renowned venues, including The Whisky a Go Go, The Troubadour, and the Palomino Club.

Glenn and his family relocated to Colorado Springs in the early 1990s, where he continued his musical journey by leading worship and playing bass in various churches and other venues. In 2000, he released I Give Thanks, a Christian rock and worship album featuring several original songs. Some of those songs went on to be sung in churches, including “Freedom,” which Glenn co-wrote with his wife, Nancy.  An updated version of “Freedom” is featured on Glenn’s latest release, Demos – Volume 1.

Glenn continues to write new music and plans future releases.