Josh Groban at Budweiser Stage

Josh Groban grew up in LA and sang in public for the first time in seventh grade as he performed a solo of "S'wonderful", picked by his teacher. At age 16, he met the Grammy Award-winning producer David Foster and his would-be manager, Brian Avnet, through his vocal coach at the time. He started working as a rehearsal singer for David Foster for various events including the 1999 Grammy Awards where he was a stand-in for Andrea Bocelli, rehearsing David Foster's "The Prayer" with Celine Dion.

From a stand-in, he later on actually sang "The Prayer" with Bocelli for the 2008 Grammy Awards which he described as a "full-circle moment", and with Celine Dion on a CBS special.

His first four records are all certified multi-platinum, with Noel awarded 6x Platinum by the RIAA. His album "Closer" was hailed as the best-selling classical album of the 2000s. He's been recognized by Billboard as the only artist to have two albums on the Top 20 Best-Selling Albums list.

It's been two decades of winning hearts and putting audiences in awe with his charm, majestic renditions of classic tracks, and solo hits. Listeners can't get enough of his performances of "Believe", "Ave Maria", "Brave", "You Raise Me Up", and much more timeless hits.

"I love to make music because I love how it reaches people… I love to be able to tell stories, and to be able to feel less alone through those stories" Groban said in an interview amidst the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, the same year he released his latest record "Harmony".

As the world heals and stages across the country come back to life, the light of harmony waves as Josh Groban rises and brings the crowd the sound of music. Music can play a really wonderful part in staying sane through all this.” Groban said in 2020. As the stage welcomes the crowd once again, book those tickets now!