Greyson performed in Seattle, Washinton on October 14th as part of the Palladium Tour. Photos from the concert have been added to the gallery.

Greyson performed in Portland, Oregon on October 13th as part of the Palladium Tour. Photos from the concert have been added to the gallery.

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Greyson performed in Indianapolis, Indiana on October 9th as part of the Palladium Tour. Photos from the concert have been added to the gallery.

Greyson performed in Allston, Massachucetts on October 7th as part of the Palladium Tour. Photos from the concert have been added to the gallery.

Greyson performed in Hamden, Connecticut on October 6th as part of the Palladium Tour. Photos from the concert have been added to the gallery.

Greyson performed in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on October 5th as part of the Palladium Tour. Photos from the concert have been added to the gallery.

Greyson did an interview and photoshoot for Visual Tales. Photos have been added to the gallery. You can read the full interview below by clicking “Continue Reading”.

Singer, songwriter, and pianist Greyson Chance has been in the music industry since he was 12-years-old. Beyond hundreds of millions of streams, sold out shows on multiple continents, widespread critical acclaim, and a fervent fanbase, he prides himself on his storytelling above all—and he really tells his story, perhaps for the first time, on his third full-length album, Palladium, released by Lowly. Visual Tales had the opportunity to speak to Greyson about Palladium and his upcoming tour.

Greyson talks to Gay Times about his new album “Palladium”. Click “Continue Reading” to read the full interview.

Over the last 12 years, Greyson Chance has made a name for himself in the world of pop. In 2010, the star first made headlines when he performed an iconic rendition of Lady Gaga’s Paparazzi – which has racked in over 70 million views on YouTube. After making an unforgettable debut in the music industry, Greyson went on to release an array of original singles, which helped him gain a dedicated fan base.

In 2017, the Bad To Myself singer made headlines when he came out as gay in a emotional Instagram post. “I came to fully recognize that I was gay when I was sixteen. I decided not to publicize my sexuality largely due to a matter of privacy, as I was still trying to find comfort and confidence within my own skin,” he said. Since then, Greyson has created heartfelt music highlighting his emotional and heartwarming journey of self-discovery.

On 23 September, the critically acclaimed singer-songwriter released his brand new album Palladium. The record, which follows his beloved 2019 album portraits, continues to showcase Greyson’s undeniable vocal prowess and evolved maturity as an artist and individual. Prior to the release of the album, we spoke with the Homerun Hitter singer about all things Palladium in an exclusive interview for GAY TIMES.

Greyson first met Ellen DeGeneres when he was 12 years old after his cover of Lady Gaga’s “Paparazzi” went viral. After many co-workers and other celebrities have spoken up about Ellen’s band treatment and personality, Greyson has shared his experience with Rolling Stones. Read the full article by clicking “Continue reading”.

‘Completely Abandoned’: Greyson Chance Is Finally Ready to Talk About EllenHe went viral at 12 and shot to fame with the help of Ellen DeGeneres. Now 25, the singer opens up for the first time about how he’s “never met someone more manipulative, more self-centered, and more blatantly opportunistic” than her.
“This is the first time I’ve been honest about her, and this is the last time I want to talk about it.”

The official music video for Greyson’s new song, “My Dying Spirit” is out now! High quality screen captures have been added to the gallery.