Gregory Douglass

Genre: Evocative Pop, Art Pop, Adult Alternative
Location: Palm Springs, CA
Upcoming release: AMATEUR (Nov 13, 2026)

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Gregory Douglass has a voice that cuts through the noise. For fans of Rufus Wainwright, Bruno Major, Tori Amos, Jake Wesley Rogers, and Jeff Buckley – Gregory's music is emotional, evocative, and deeply personal. His performances always deliver an intimate evening of soul-stirring and refreshingly honest, original music.

Gregory has spent more than two decades forging his own path as a fiercely independent singer-songwriter. With his blend of evocative art-pop and emotionally fearless songwriting, Douglass writes songs that consistently refuse to hide behind polish – championing the truth wherever it leads.

OUT Magazine once described his sound as combining “Rufus Wainwright’s opulent musicality and Justin Timberlake’s accessible soulfulness,” while NPR’s Morning Edition dubbed him “one of New England’s best-kept secrets.”

Originally from Vermont and now based in Palm Springs, California, Douglass has independently released ten studio albums and shared stages with artists including Grace Potter, Jason Mraz, Regina Spektor, Patty Griffin, They Might Be Giants, and fellow Vermont collaborator Anaïs Mitchell (Hadestown). His song “Alibis” was featured in the Netflix series The Rain, introducing his music to a growing international audience.

His forthcoming album AMATEUR (November 13, 2026) marks Douglass’ first collection of original music in a decade. A deeply intimate chamber-pop collection built around piano, voice, strings, and bass, the album explores queer identity, modern relationships, healing, and the complicated tension between ambition and self-acceptance.

A fully independent self-taught musician, Gregory has been managing his own music career and inspiring audiences for over two decades now – with eleven (11) original studio albums independently released.

Gregory has also been the voice of multiple collaborations with European deep house DJs like Humans Out Loud and Yves Eaux. 

He’s even been the voice of Karen Carpenter now and again in his tribute concerts to the Carpenters alongside Michael Orland (former musical director of American Idol).