Bahena is incredibly talented. The guy goes to another place during his performances. We don’t know where that is, but we want to be there with him. He and Thomas have become staff favorites at The Pink House and we are always excited when he pops up on the calendar. They really have command of “vibe” and we suggest you catch these guys whenever you can.

Miranda Love is a Northern California born and raised mountain dweller with a country soul and a rock & roll spirit. She uses her powerful vocals to breathe new life into classic covers, as well as pens her own original tunes. Her roots and values come through in her original music as well as her cover song choices. Miranda plays numerous live shows every week, and is available for private event hire as well.

Her influences include Bonnie Raitt, Brandi Carlile, Sheryl Crow, Patty Griffin, Miranda Lambert, Stevie Nicks, and Shania Twain. Above all, she worships Celine Dion.

The Imposters started out as a cover band (hence the name) in Northern California, always putting their own twist on songs, but quickly transforming into a deeper more expressive band writing songs about personal life and experiences. Their influences range from Fleetwood Mac Tyler Childers to Katie Pruitt and The Civil Wars.

Their roots come from singing and playing in the church and ventured out into playing for the masses. Kristen, the lead singer, has been singing her entire life with her most influential experiences being an African gospel choir she was a part of in college. "I learned how to sing by ear, how to sing with passion, and how to be true to herself." 

Justin Eubanks grew up in Colorado, in a house full of guitars and with some family friends who happened to be accomplished songwriters and bluegrass pickers. They left an impression from an early age. After picking up the guitar as a child, he moved on to mandolin, fiddle, & pedal steel and never looked back, writing songs along the way. After spending the last chapter of his life writing and performing around Oregon and the Northwest, he now calls Truckee home.

Miranda Love is a Northern California born and raised mountain dweller with a country soul and a rock & roll spirit. She uses her powerful vocals to breathe new life into classic covers, as well as pens her own original tunes. Her roots and values come through in her original music as well as her cover song choices. Miranda plays numerous live shows every week, and is available for private event hire as well.

Her influences include Bonnie Raitt, Brandi Carlile, Sheryl Crow, Patty Griffin, Miranda Lambert, Stevie Nicks, and Shania Twain. Above all, she worships Celine Dion.

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Lynn grew up under the starry desert skies of Tucson Arizona in the 70’s and 80’s. After seeing Charro play flamenco guitar on the Ed Sullivan Show she begged for a guitar and began lessons in 1971. She has been equally influenced by Andre Segovia, John Denver, Jimmy Page, Joe Walsh, and Santana. Inspiration for singing came from weekly vocal lessons for many years and listening to Linda Rhonstadt, Nancy Griffith, and Emilou Harris. Living in the Reno/Carson area since 1989, when Lynn is not playing music, she is enjoying kayaking, skiing, hiking and gardening. The wild west is where she is most at home and finds herself frequently surrounded by wild characters!

Mary grew up in the shadows of the Colorado Rockies and Sierra Nevada mountains. She began playing violin in elementary school and was happily second to last chair in the school orchestra. Switching to her true love, the guitar, in 7th grade she has been playing in blues, rock, country and Americana bands ever since. Anyone and everyone who plays the guitar is an inspiration to her. She moved to Carson City, Nevada with her family in 1978. When not enjoying her musical adventures she is partaking in adventures in the great outdoors and trying not to, with little success, skin her knees in the process.

Bahena is incredibly talented. The guy goes to another place during his performances. We don’t know where that is, but we want to be there with him. He and Thomas have become staff favorites at The Pink House and we are always excited when he pops up on the calendar. They really have command of “vibe” and we suggest you catch these guys whenever you can.

Singer/songwriter and native Texan, Ian Ileson (aka Captain Kittens), spent near a decade hitch-hiking back and forth across America--a lone carousing alley-cat yowling aside the great pedestrian thoroughfares of these United States--honing his songcraft, cultivating his performance cajones, and making sweet love to every up and down along the way.  Eventually, he stumbled onto the deed of a little piece of property--3500 ft up on the Pliocene Ridge in Sierra Co., CA--where he has spent the last 8 years or so living the good life and growing God's green gift. During this time, he was still writing songs but playing out very little.  It wasn't until--local bluegrasser and friend--Kyle Kunert (of Caltucky) invited Kittens to play a benefit show in the summer of 2021 at the Brass Rail Tavern in North San Juan, that he emerged from relative musical obscurity. Here he met lead guitarist, Brishen Geiseler, who was also playing on the bill with his blues project, Tyler Foote Walkers. Kittens approached Brie (as he's called for short) to compliment his playing and mentioned that there seemed to be a conspicuous country shaped hole in the local scene and that he'd like to start a legit Outlaw outfit. Brie responded emphatically, "well, I'm the only chicken picker in this town so you've come to the right place... let's give it a shot!"

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The Imposters started out as a cover band (hence the name) in Northern California, always putting their own twist on songs, but quickly transforming into a deeper more expressive band writing songs about personal life and experiences. Their influences range from Fleetwood Mac Tyler Childers to Katie Pruitt and The Civil Wars.

Their roots come from singing and playing in the church and ventured out into playing for the masses. Kristen, the lead singer, has been singing her entire life with her most influential experiences being an African gospel choir she was a part of in college. "I learned how to sing by ear, how to sing with passion, and how to be true to herself." 

Bahena is incredibly talented. The guy goes to another place during his performances. We don’t know where that is, but we want to be there with him. He and Thomas have become staff favorites at The Pink House and we are always excited when he pops up on the calendar. They really have command of “vibe” and we suggest you catch these guys whenever you can.

Miranda Love is a Northern California born and raised mountain dweller with a country soul and a rock & roll spirit. She uses her powerful vocals to breathe new life into classic covers, as well as pens her own original tunes. Her roots and values come through in her original music as well as her cover song choices. Miranda plays numerous live shows every week, and is available for private event hire as well.

Her influences include Bonnie Raitt, Brandi Carlile, Sheryl Crow, Patty Griffin, Miranda Lambert, Stevie Nicks, and Shania Twain. Above all, she worships Celine Dion.

Bahena is incredibly talented. The guy goes to another place during his performances. We don’t know where that is, but we want to be there with him. He and Thomas have become staff favorites at The Pink House and we are always excited when he pops up on the calendar. They really have command of “vibe” and we suggest you catch these guys whenever you can.

The Imposters started out as a cover band (hence the name) in Northern California, always putting their own twist on songs, but quickly transforming into a deeper more expressive band writing songs about personal life and experiences. Their influences range from Fleetwood Mac Tyler Childers to Katie Pruitt and The Civil Wars.

Their roots come from singing and playing in the church and ventured out into playing for the masses. Kristen, the lead singer, has been singing her entire life with her most influential experiences being an African gospel choir she was a part of in college. "I learned how to sing by ear, how to sing with passion, and how to be true to herself." 

Singer/songwriter and native Texan, Ian Ileson (aka Captain Kittens), spent near a decade hitch-hiking back and forth across America--a lone carousing alley-cat yowling aside the great pedestrian thoroughfares of these United States--honing his songcraft, cultivating his performance cajones, and making sweet love to every up and down along the way.  Eventually, he stumbled onto the deed of a little piece of property--3500 ft up on the Pliocene Ridge in Sierra Co., CA--where he has spent the last 8 years or so living the good life and growing God's green gift. During this time, he was still writing songs but playing out very little.  It wasn't until--local bluegrasser and friend--Kyle Kunert (of Caltucky) invited Kittens to play a benefit show in the summer of 2021 at the Brass Rail Tavern in North San Juan, that he emerged from relative musical obscurity. Here he met lead guitarist, Brishen Geiseler, who was also playing on the bill with his blues project, Tyler Foote Walkers. Kittens approached Brie (as he's called for short) to compliment his playing and mentioned that there seemed to be a conspicuous country shaped hole in the local scene and that he'd like to start a legit Outlaw outfit. Brie responded emphatically, "well, I'm the only chicken picker in this town so you've come to the right place... let's give it a shot!"

Miranda Love is a Northern California born and raised mountain dweller with a country soul and a rock & roll spirit. She uses her powerful vocals to breathe new life into classic covers, as well as pens her own original tunes. Her roots and values come through in her original music as well as her cover song choices. Miranda plays numerous live shows every week, and is available for private event hire as well.

Her influences include Bonnie Raitt, Brandi Carlile, Sheryl Crow, Patty Griffin, Miranda Lambert, Stevie Nicks, and Shania Twain. Above all, she worships Celine Dion.

The Imposters started out as a cover band (hence the name) in Northern California, always putting their own twist on songs, but quickly transforming into a deeper more expressive band writing songs about personal life and experiences. Their influences range from Fleetwood Mac Tyler Childers to Katie Pruitt and The Civil Wars.

Their roots come from singing and playing in the church and ventured out into playing for the masses. Kristen, the lead singer, has been singing her entire life with her most influential experiences being an African gospel choir she was a part of in college. "I learned how to sing by ear, how to sing with passion, and how to be true to herself." 

Lynn grew up under the starry desert skies of Tucson Arizona in the 70’s and 80’s. After seeing Charro play flamenco guitar on the Ed Sullivan Show she begged for a guitar and began lessons in 1971. She has been equally influenced by Andre Segovia, John Denver, Jimmy Page, Joe Walsh, and Santana. Inspiration for singing came from weekly vocal lessons for many years and listening to Linda Rhonstadt, Nancy Griffith, and Emilou Harris. Living in the Reno/Carson area since 1989, when Lynn is not playing music, she is enjoying kayaking, skiing, hiking and gardening. The wild west is where she is most at home and finds herself frequently surrounded by wild characters!

Mary grew up in the shadows of the Colorado Rockies and Sierra Nevada mountains. She began playing violin in elementary school and was happily second to last chair in the school orchestra. Switching to her true love, the guitar, in 7th grade she has been playing in blues, rock, country and Americana bands ever since. Anyone and everyone who plays the guitar is an inspiration to her. She moved to Carson City, Nevada with her family in 1978. When not enjoying her musical adventures she is partaking in adventures in the great outdoors and trying not to, with little success, skin her knees in the process.