Whenever something challenging is happening, just know that whatever you’re going through will make you stronger and better. If you could pick one habit you can share with others that can produce happiness, what would that be?Ī: Just a genuine belief that any struggle can make you better. Q: You’re a self-proclaimed happy person. But in the wake of that, it’s really good to be alive! When you write 101 songs, and the 101st song is the best one, you realize things won’t always be easy. What was the inspiration behind the song?Ī: For my second album, after the success of the first album, it was really challenging to build on that success. Q: Your song “Good to Be Alive (Hallelujah)” and its video are proving to be quite popular.
But you know, there’s no guarantee with all of this. I started as a street performer, and to be able to do these high-profile things. What’s life like for you these days?Ī: It’s pretty nutty. “Dancing With the Stars” tomorrow and Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade on Thursday. The Los Angeles-born singer-songwriter is scheduled to perform at the San Diego Civic Theatre on Friday as part of Star 94.1 Night, which will also feature San Diego-born Adam Lambert, “Ex’s and Oh’s” singer and songwriter Elle King, and the foursome Echosmith. “So why not just enjoy it?” Grammer, 31, said by phone early last week while en route to Los Angeles to perform on the finale of “Dancing With the Stars,” in which he competed and was eventually booted off on Week 7. Where: San Diego Civic Theatre, 1100 Third Ave., downtown
Star 94.1 Night, with Andy Grammer, Adam Lambert, Elle King and Echosmith
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