Jennifer Grant has always had a passion for singing, a talent that has stayed with her from her earliest memories. She was born in La Jolla, California, and grew up in the charming town of Sonora, California before settling in Reno, Nevada.

Growing up, Jennifer’s father David, a dedicated law enforcement officer, instilled in her a love for music, introducing her to an eclectic mix of artists including Boston, George Strait, Whitney Houston, Fleetwood Mac, Terri Clark, Garth Brooks, and The Eagles. With these influences, Jennifer has showcased her talents at numerous events including MLB games, NHRA races, NBA games, Rodeos, and National Police Week in Washington D.C., amongst others.

Jennifer’s father passed while serving in the line of duty on May 31, 2004. His legacy inspired Jennifer to follow in his footsteps, leading her to pursue a career in the medical field while also earning a degree in Criminal Justice. Music remained an integral part of Jennifer’s life, eventually leading her to become an on-air personality and program director with Country Radio in Reno, Nevada.

Beyond her musical pursuits, Jennifer’s dedication to her community shines through her involvement as the founder and President of the Northern Nevada Chapter of Concerns of Police Survivors. Through this non-profit organization, Jennifer works tirelessly to support families and colleagues of officers who have made the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty, helping them rebuild their lives.

In addition to her professional and philanthropic endeavors, Jennifer finds fulfillment in her roles as a devoted wife and mother of two, cherishing the love and support of her family as she continues to pursue her passion for music and service to her community.

Career Highlights

• Opened for Diamond Rio and Dustin Lynch
• Performed with Lorrie Morgan
• Played at the Countryfest to Cure ALS with artists like Jason Blaine and Josh Melton
• Performed at CMA Fest and the Bluebird Cafe in Nashville
• Featured artist at the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial in Washington D.C.
• Sang the National Anthem at the San Francisco Giants game and NHRA Drag Races in Sonoma, CA