Jennifer Eagan is a professional musician and entertainer that performs in various venues across Baltimore, Maryland, and surrounding areas.

Studying cello and classical voice throughout her childhood, she started her musical journey at a very young age. She has been performing as a vocalist in local cover bands for the past 15 years and currently plays guitar and sings in Jenni Anne Band since 2013.

Her strong vocals offer influences from Patsy Cline, Etta James, and Janis Joplin. Jenni’s sound can be described as blues-rock with a twist of twang.

She is also a mother of 2. She enjoys playing with Legos, barbies, magic tracks, Polly pockets, hot wheels, and play doh. She does not like stepping on any of these items. 😁

Jenni also enjoys gardening and has a passion for studying herbal apothecary.

Keith Spence is a self-taught singer/guitarist who grew up in a musical family with bands in the basement, Stairway on the radio, and Dark side of the Moon on rotation.

Learning to play around the age of 18, he ventured into singing live around 2016. Joining his first band proved a good choice, playing with a majority of the group for the next 7+ years.

Little known fact, Keith and keyboardist/bassist Kyle Richards have an entire album of original material and are avid fans of recording and producing. All demos were recorded and mixed by that genius combo.

Keith is a Renaissance type of guy, with talents in poetry/songwriting, painting, drawing, creating, building, cooking, and also the supportive co-parent with our Queen Jenni when we are not busy being rock star Divas. HEY BABEEE !!!!🙋🏻‍♂️

Kyle’s original instrument was the piano and has since picked up bass, drums and a little guitar.

After playing for fun as a child and attending a few semesters at Berklee College of Music in Boston, Kyle moved on to an accounting career.

Over the years, however, he has continued his musical pursuits, having played for a few casual classic rock bands, and composing in his home studio, contributing music to weddings, videos, and other personal projects.

One notable project was having his music selected as Towson University’s Alma Mater.

Bill Zadera began drumming pots and pans at an early age.

With his first drum set at age 10 and 33rpm record player, Bill began emulating Ringo Starr and other rock drummers at the time.

Throughout his high school years, Bill joined several bands, playing teen centers and local music venues in the Baltimore area.

Biking, hiking, Pickleball and lots of drum practice keep Bill healthy and happy. 🚵🏻‍♂️