When these 3 rockin' artists combine their talents, the result is magical. Their onstage synergy, playful chatter, and seasoned musicianship intoxicates and delights their audiences. Performing mostly originals, they trade off lead vocals over a musical canvas of acoustic guitar (Judea Eden & Amy Meyers), piano (Amy Meyers), percussion (Judea Eden), and smoking lead guitar (Jeni Day). JUDEA EDEN: Powerhouse vocalist Judea Eden possesses a raw sincerity that has made her a favored icon of the San Francisco Bay Area music scene for decades. Eden has delighted audiences at the Monterey Pop Festival, SF Gay Pride and many other nationally recognized events with her original blues and jazz influenced rock n' roll. Her songs can be heard in film soundtracks and are in regular rotation at pioneering radio stations KFOG, KPIG and KUSF. Magazines like Curve and Girlfriends, and award winning papers like the SF Bay Guardian & SF Weekly have praised her work. Eden is currently working on her much-anticipated 4th full-length release. www.myspace.com/thejudeaedenband AMY MEYERS: Amy is a dynamic performer – both playfully energetic and draw-you-in sincere. A seasoned player on both piano and guitar, her performances are rich with variety. With her infectious melodies and straight from the heart lyrics, her songs will have you singing, dancing, crying, or laughing. She has been playing in the Bay Area since 1991 and in that time released 6 CD’s of original music and 1 Children’s CD. Her 2008 release LUCKY charted at #14 on Folk Radio with the song "Summertown" hitting #4. STRANGE & BEAUTIFUL (2004) caught the attention of Austin’s popular folk/pop star Sara Hickman who licensed the rights to the song, “Good” and reproduced it on her June 2006 release, Motherlode www.amymeyersmusic.com www.myspace.com/amymeyersmusic JENI DAY: Singer, songwriter, rockin’ blues “axe-sister” Jeni is geared up to drop a massive earhole attack on unsuspecting Bay Area audiences. Indie-Music.com warns “if you aren’t stirred or moved in some way by Day’s guitar playing, then you really must check for a pulse.” As humble in person as she is badass with a pick in her hand, Jeni will soon have you saying, “Girls aren’t supposed to play guitar like that!” Yeah, we know… www.jeniday.com www.myspace.com/jenidayband