Dana [piano, keyboard, rhodes, vocals
Tara [acoustic guitar, piano, rhodes, vocals
Jocelyn [acoustic & electric guitar, vocals

"... [Late Tuesday's songs] are ethereal things of beauty
wrapping acoustic guitars and soaring harmonies around
catchy hooks and romantic charm."
- What's Up Magazine

"In February of 2000, a new sound emerged from Bellingham, Washington. A foundation of acoustic guitar, piano, and Rhodes establishes a framework for the beautiful interwoven vocal harmonies of Late Tuesday. The band creates musical tapestries reminiscent of pop-folk singers such as Sarah McLachlan and the Indigo Girls, while establishing a sound that is uniquely their own.

Fronted by Dana, Tara, and Jocelyn, with added support for live performances by Tyler Cooper (drums) and Jon Korstad (bass), Late Tuesday has become increasingly prominent in the Northwest music scene since 2001. The group has developed a strong regional following t

Similar Artists

Sarah McLachlan,Sixpence None the Richer,Nickel Creek,Indigo Girls

Influences

Sarah Mclachlan,Indigo Girls,Fiona Apple,Lisa Loeb

Bio

Tara {guitar, piano, vocals}, Dana {piano, guitar, vocals}, and Jocelyn {guitars, djembe, irish whistle, hammered dulcimer, and vocals} make up the all-female band LATE TUESDAY, which sits at the forefront of the Bellingham and greater Western Washington music scene. The members {ages 21-24} write original music both individually and collectively. By taking turns on lead vocals and using multiple instruments, they are becoming widely known for their diverse sound. The band has played many varying venues from packed coffee houses in Bellingham, to a music festival at the fairgrounds, to benefit concerts for various causes. They are currently booking numerous concerts and festivals throughout Washington State and even as far as Scotland. Band members claim a variety of influences which include: Lisa Loeb, Faith Hill, Jars of Clay, Jennifer Knapp, Rich Mullins, Chantal Kreviazuk, Fiona Apple, and Sixpence None the Richer. In November of 2000, LATE TUESDAY began recording their self-titled debut album which will be independently released in April of 2001. The creative songwriting is evidenced in the first track, "Ordinary", where the band's name is also referenced: "Just another day / breathing out and breathing in / put on the same old jacket / step out the door. No birds are singing / 'cept the ones inside your head..." "...just another day / holding the hand of one you've loved for thirty years. / Late Tuesday / or Thursday afternoons / blur