A three-time Grammy nominee, Pat Green has become a critics' darling and a touring powerhouse; selling out venues from Terminal 5 in NYC and Joe's in Chicago, to House of Blues Los Angeles and the Houston Astrodome in Texas. Green's explosive live shows have made him a hot ticket landing tours with Kenny Chesney, Dave Matthews Band, Willie Nelson and Keith Urban. Deemed ''the Springsteen of the South West'' by People Magazine, Green's lyrics and guy-next-door charm have also earned comparisons to John Mellancamp. His new single ''While I Was Away,'' from his latest album Home, instantly struck a chord with listeners, appealing to workingmen and women who miss cherished moments at home with their families while they are away at work. Green's ability to turn a phrase that appeals to the working class remains his ace-in-the-whole resonating with men and women, old and young and music fans from coast to coast.