Virginia Evans
Virginia grew up in Charleston, South Carolina, singing harmony with her guitar-playing brothers. In later years, she performed in talent shows, coffee shops, and at church when asked. (It seems that Musicians are always asking some girl to sing so they can play in the background.)
While involved in Nashville Community Theater, Virginia began studying with local voice coach Susan Anders. During this period, Virginia recorded a jazz demo and got her first gig at Castrillo's. But she found herself humming her own tunes on the side. So she took a collection of her original songs to the studio and recorded Seventh Siren.
As a performer, Virginia has appeared on stage and television as an actor and announcer in the United States and Australia. As a writer, her fiction and nonfiction have been published in literary and community publications, her plays have been performed as public readings, live theater performances and on television, and her poetry was featured on a UK podcast. The Nashville Film Festival used her original one act scenes in successive years in their Film Workshop for Children. Virginia has performed as a jazz vocalist with ensembles at commercial venues and at nonprofit benefits.
Currently, you can catch Virginia playing out solo with her Taylor acoustic/electric.