BIOGRAPHY

Grace Graber is the voice of a rising movement of people who believe that faith and mental health don’t just coexist — they’re powerfully intertwined.

With a bold pop punk sound in the heartfelt tradition of artists like Avril Lavigne, Grace combines raw storytelling with a viral social media presence that has earned her over 70,000 followers on Instagram and 50,000 monthly listeners on Spotify. Her authenticity and advocacy have struck a chord with fans navigating the messy intersection of belief and mental health — a message that’s become her ministry.

Grace first caught national attention when she was named The Next Big Thing at the WeLove Christian Music Awards in 2021. That momentum soared in 2025 when her debut album The Breakthrough won Pop Album of the Year at the same awards. The project offers an unflinching look at her personal mental health journey while extending solidarity and hope to others walking the same road. Tracks like “Grace of God” and “Breakthrough” aren't just songs — they’re lifelines for listeners who see themselves in Grace’s story.

Once a suicidal teenager battling PTSD from relentless bullying, Grace found hope through music — particularly in a Hawk Nelson song that helped her hold on. Years later, in a beautiful full-circle moment, she collaborated with Hawk Nelson’s founding vocalist Jason Dunn on “This One’s For You,” a track from her Conversations EP written for anyone in that same dark place.

Each chapter of her story is reflected in The Breakthrough, a project built on the belief that God can use every broken piece of our lives. Now, Grace is continuing to release new music and is currently working on her highly anticipated sophomore album.

Grace explains, “Breakthrough for me has been realizing I need to accept every single piece of my life as it is and learn to love it. I hope someone hears this album and thinks, ‘she seems like she could be my friend.’ That’s who I want to be — the best friend for the misfits, the girls who don’t feel cool. I want them to see that being completely yourself is enough, and that even in what seems broken, God’s light shines through in beautiful ways.”