FolkWorks columnist, Chris Wilson, featured “Not Again,” in her recent column entitled, “The Protest Song is Alive and Well.” The piece underscores the current place and importance of protest songs, and features two other excellent artists as well.

To read the column and hear the songs, click here.

On January 21st at the Women’s March in Geneva, Gregg performed with his daughter, Casey, and a local Geneva musician, Sito Sprenger, in the final minutes of the local march. Estimates put the Geneva March turnout at approximately 2,000 people, with marches around the world turning out around five million people on the day. Gregg, Casey, and Sito performed a song Gregg wrote for Women’s March entitled, “We Fight,” and also an adapted version of the cover, “Where is the Love?”. Here is a clip:

For the month of December, Gregg Robins is offering a 50% discount on his critically acclaimed debut CD – “Everything that Matters,” for purchases of 2 or more copies.  This is an effort to keep up the torrid pace of CD sales by Adele, just crossing three million for her recently released CD entitled, “25.”

Further, for all orders placed between December 1st – 4th, shipping will be only 1¢ for all orders of any size and to any destination in the US or internationally.

People can listen to tracks and purchase CDs in the online shop on Gregg’s website.