Josh Groban burst into the international music spotlight with the release of his self-titled debut album featuring the hit single, "To Where You Are." His career ascent continued with television appearances, including two stand-out performances on Ally McBeal, two on Oprah Winfrey including her 50th birthday celebration, Conan O'Brien, GMA three times, the Super Bowl and a performance at the Closing Ceremonies of the Salt Lake City Olympics in 2002 which was seen by over one billion people.

The show includes Josh's live piano and drum debut, stirring performances of the hit single, "You Raise Me Up," the Groban penned current single "Remember When It Rained,” and concludes with a stunning version of the Simon & Garfunkel classic "America." The DVD will also have additional material from his two CD’s Josh Groban and Closer, which have collectively sold over nine million copies in the US. Closer, his current CD went to No. 1 on the Billboard Pop Charts, and has remained on those charts for over a year.

The new DVD/CD package JOSH GROBAN - LIVE AT THE GREEK, was filmed during his shows at LA's Greek Theatre. The DVD also contains behind the scenes footage from the 2004 Closer Summer Tour that was released on November 30th. "The experience of creating the music on Closer was amazing, but bringing these songs to life on a concert stage was really exciting and certainly challenging. We had great audiences everywhere, so by the time the tour got to the Greek Theatre, the show felt perfect. I'm so happy that the PBS Great Performances got to tape those final shows in Los Angeles and that my fans can enjoy the DVD of the show," stated Groban. The show features guest appearances by Bela Fleck on banjo, Reprise recording artist Lucia Micarelli on violin and the Crenshaw High School Elite Choir.

Marketing

>TV advertised - metro & regional (7, 9 & TEN

>Radio Advertising - national metro (2GB, 2CH, 3AW, 4CH, 4BC, 5AA & 6PR).

Publicity & Promotion

>Phone interviews with Josh, covering key AM radio stations and daily papaers in each market.

>Satellite interview with Today Show.

In 2005, Groban is scheduled to hit the road again for a continuation of one of the most successful concert tours of 2004, already seen by over 500,000 fans including his fanatic following, affectionately termed, "The Grobanites."