Bozeman Magazine

Quenby has been writing, recording and touring since 2007. She has played from LA to Houston and Santa Fe to Seattle for almost twenty years both with her country band and as a solo act. She is thrilled to have released her third full-length album in June, titled QUENBY, to add to a growing number of singles and two full-length albums already available on all streaming and digital services. Quenby’s original music hasn’t just been heard in American Honky Tonks and on streaming and radio stations, but has also been licensed to two films, “Doonby” starring John Schneider (Dukes of Hazzard) and “Deep in the Heart” starring Jon Gries (Napolean Dynamite) and chosen for the title track of another screenplay in development, “Falling Off Horses.” Her music can be found on Apple Music, Spotify, Amazon and all other streaming platforms under “QUENBY” and previously under “Quenby and the West of Wayland Band”. Quenby was born and raised outside of Boston, MA with three brothers and an abundance of imagination. She moved to Los Angeles in '97 where she spent the next 17 years working in film and television, costuming and acting, and eventually found her place making music and touring her band. She now resides in Livingston, Montana where she keeps up her writing and touring schedule. When not on the road you can probably catch her acting at one of the two community theaters in town or on film. Look for her movie debut in the Netflix film, “Mending the Line” shot locally in Paradise Valley, starring Sinqua Walls and Brian Cox!