Primarily a poet, Harold Green is an ever-evolving artist with a skill set that defies categorization. His vibrant storytelling and passionate lyrical delivery continue to captivate audiences both domestically and internationally. With repeat sell-out shows at some of Chicago’s largest and most popular music venues, Green is not only a highly sought-after talent but an equally respected band leader and event producer. Aggressively working to move the genre forward, each show that Green curates is a one-of-a-kind, full-sensory, multi-disciplinary experience drawing guests from all sides of the city and country, breaking down barriers and pushing far beyond the limitations of the traditional “coffee-house spoken word” blueprint. In the media, Green has been featured in The New York Times, Chicago Tribune, Chicago Sun-Times, The Ellen DeGeneres Show Blog, Ebony Web, Black America Web (Tom Joyner/Reach Media), Windy City Live, Black Enterprise Web, the Fake Shore Drive blog and 2DopeBoyz blog. He is the creator of numerous recorded albums, videos, plays and, above all else, artist platforms. He has hosted popular open mic events and performed at festivals, rallies and colleges across the country for almost a decade and a half, consistently. He is the architect and curator of “Flowers for the Living”, an annual collaboration project with some of the best singers and musicians in Chicago. He is a visionary, leader, motivator and an overwhelmingly undeniable human being.