Good for Grapes The band's first full-length album Man On The Page was released on October 15, 2013 On November 21, 2014, Good For Grapes won the 2014 Peak Performance Project, hosted by The Peak 102.7. They took home the top prize of $102,700.00. 1. "Georgia Straight" article, July 12 2012 2. "Vancouver Province" article, August 25 2012 3. Green Couch Sessions 4. Good For Grapes Facebook page 5. "Good News Weekly" article, March 18 2012 6. Vancouver Music Review article, August 26 2012 Good for Grapes Good for Grapes is a Pacific Northwest indie-folk band based in Surrey, British Columbia, Canada. The
The Grapes (band) The Grapes (band) The Grapes were an American jam band and southern rock band band from Atlanta, who performed from 1986 to 1997. Bassist/vocalist Charlie Lonsdorf formed the band with drummer Preston Holcomb. Early guitarists included Danny Simmons, Katie Moore (of Deep Blue Sun), and Johnny Tessavarie, who suggested the band be called The Dreadful Grapes. This name was used by Ken Kesey to introduce The Grateful Dead at a show they played in Oregon in the 1970s. Early influences for The Grapes, and a large share of the early covers they played, were The Grateful Dead, Bob Dylan, and