Hailing from Kansas City, Missouri, Teri Quinn will make her Cook County debut at the Wunderbar on December 2. Quinn, a veteran of two Kansas City bands, is making her first solo road trip, with swings through Georgia and Tennessee as she makes her way to Cook County. She describes her music as Indie Folk. Come out and listen to this new artist as she brings something different to the local music scene.
Kansas City, Missouri singer songwriter Teri Quinn will bring her banjo and unique singing style (she has a great voice) to the Wunderbar on December 2 to perform Indie Folk music.
New to touring, Teri has already experienced some highs and lows on the road. While performing during a swing down south she made many new friends and was also robbed of art and jewelry supplies along the way. A disconcerting blow to be sure, but for the most part her tour has been filled with joy and excitement.
Teri describers herself as “A northern girl with a southern heart living in the Midwest.”
Teri writes songs that are sweet yet savory. With her clawhammer banjo playing and old-time hollerin’, she mixes an old-fashioned sound with a modern grit. Drawing inspiration from moon phases and matters of the heart, her enchanting presence is sure to bewitch you.
Teri is also in a few Kansas City bands. She is a clarinetist in a seven piece Indie Rock group, Claire and the Crowded Stage and a banjo player and vocalist in a night-maracana band, Abandoned Bells.
Terri will take the stage at the Wunderbar at 8 p.m.
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