Three extraordinary voices, two founding singer-songwriters, one singular
vision: The Wailin’ Jennys continue to evolve into far more than the melodious
sum of their individual talents five years after blowing in on a fresh acoustic
breeze from Canada’s mid-western heartland.

Spurred onward by a growing fan base that swoons at their intuitive harmonies
and revels in their engaging stage presence and uplifting repertoire,
the Jennys embarked on a giddy blur of activity following the release
of their second album, Firecracker, in August, 2006. Numerous head-turning
reviews ("quiet, warm, subtle, mellifluous, almost too good to be
true," noted British daily The Independent) greeted a recording produced
by David Travers-Smith (Jane Siberry, Harry Manx) and featuring a crew
of ace musicians led by guitarist Kevin Breit (Norah Jones, k.d. lang).
The trio wooed progressively larger audiences throughout North America
while also making successful forays to Australia, the U.K. and continental
Europe. And foremost among an unfolding series of life moments have been
a second Juno Award nomination in Canada, the continuation of a much-cherished
relationship with A Prairie Home Companion (Garrison Keillor’s popular
National Public Radio show) and a memorable date alongside Rosanne Cash
at the prestigious Celtic Connections festival in Glasgow.

Visit the bands website: www.thewailinjennys.com