About Graham
Graham Greene is one of Western Australia’s most respected guitarists, known for his expressive playing, technical command, and decades of contribution to rock, metal, and blues. With a career spanning over 40 years, Greene has performed on stages across the globe, including a landmark headline show in Hanoi broadcast to millions.
Drawing on classical, boogie-woogie, and hard rock influences, his style is equal parts precision and raw emotion. A longtime collaborator with Ormsby Guitars, Greene plays custom-built instruments that reflect his signature approach to tone — articulate, powerful, and honest.
Whether fronting his own projects or lending his voice to others, Greene continues to champion musical integrity and connection through every note he plays.
Quickfire Questions
What got you into heavy metal?
Hearing Flight of the Rat by Deep Purple. That wild, unstoppable energy lit a fire in me. I knew right then: I want to do that.
Top influences when growing up?
Blackmore, Page, and early 70s rock for sure — but before that, I was deep into classical, ragtime, and boogie-woogie. Outside of music? Storytellers and visual artists have always moved me.
What was your first guitar and do you still have it?
A nylon-string classical guitar that belonged to my sister! I commandeered it, taught myself, and never looked back. I don’t have it anymore, but I remember it vividly.
What is your current gig set up?
I use a mix of custom Ormsby guitars: GG6, GG6FG, GG7, and a matte black SX I call Blackie. These days, I mostly record and perform with smaller amps — classic valve combos, sometimes a Quad Cortex or plugin rig, depending on the room.
What's next for you?
More music, more connection. I’m always writing and recording — and I want to keep pushing the message of tone, truth, and feel. I'm also continuing my collaboration with Ormsby and finding new ways to express what I’ve still got to say through the guitar.
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