Shakey Graves

Shakey Graves is a well-known Americana musician and guitarist. He was born on June 4, 1987, in Austin, Texas, USA. His real name is Alejandro Rose-Garcia. He grew up in a family where music and theater were always around him. His father managed the Paramount Theatre, and his mother was an actress and director.

Shakey Graves pursued acting before he became a musician, and he had small roles in movies and TV shows like Material Girls and Friday Night Lights. However, he eventually realized his passion was music, and he started performing in 2007. He began by performing as a one-man band, playing guitar and drums simultaneously, and quickly gained a following in Austin.

Shakey Graves released his first album, And the War Came, in 2014, which gained him critical acclaim and recognition in the music industry. He was soon in high demand and started collaborating with other artists on his succeeding albums. In 2012, Austin's mayor declared February 9th to be "Shakey Graves Day," recognizing his contributions to the local music scene.

Shakey Graves is known for his creative and unique approach to music and his ability to blend different genres such as blues, folk, and rock. He often draws influence from a variety of artists, including Bob Dylan, Elliott Smith, and Nirvana.

Aside from his music, Shakey Graves is known for his down-to-earth personality and his commitment to social causes. He has been vocal about his support for environmental activism and has engaged in several initiatives to promote sustainability.

Before becoming famous, Shakey Graves faced many challenges, including financial struggles and a lack of recognition. However, he persisted and continued to hone his craft until he could break through in the music industry.

Shakey Graves keeps his personal life private, but he is known to have a long-term girlfriend. He has not disclosed much about his family or if he has any children.

Shakey Graves is linked to other musicians in the industry, and he has collaborated with several artists, including Esme Patterson, Nikki Lane, and Rayland Baxter. He has also cited Bob Log III as an influence on his music.