Greg Owens doesn’t write songs for trends, playlists, or algorithms. He writes for the people living the stories he’s singing about. Blending the raw honesty of Americana with the energy of rock and the grit of ’90s alternative, Greg Owens and his band, the Whiskey Weather, create music that feels like a late-night conversation in your favorite dive bar: honest, unfiltered, and impossible to forget.

Based in Nashville, Owens has built a reputation for writing songs that cut deep, shaped by loss, love, and the chaos of trying to balance it all, being a husband, a father, and an artist chasing the next great song. His music has evolved since his breakout album, Life, Love, and Southern Sadness, moving from small-town storytelling into something more personal, more vulnerable, and more universal.

With songs like The Past Has Already Died and I Was Wrong, Owens leans into the beauty and the brutality of being human, channeling influences like Ryan Adams, Jason Isbell, and Neil Young, while carving out a voice entirely his own. Whether it’s on stage with a full band or an intimate acoustic set, Owens delivers performances that remind you why you fell in love with music in the first place, songs that hurt, heal, and stay with you long after the last note fades.