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Jenny Case
is a singer, songwriter skilled in many instruments including bass, guitar, keys & vocals. She has played professionally since 1991 in many rock/alternative/experimental/variety bands and in many shows & productions.
She has taught private guitar, bass, vocal, piano, songwriting and recording lessons for 20 years. Jenny also coaches group classes and instructs at rock music day camps. She is a founding member of the non-profit organization, She Rock She Rock. She is a staff songwriter for the Songs of Love Foundation; a member of the ICS songwriting club, Bulletlodge; and the founder of Minnesota's first rock camp for girls, Girls Rock N Roll Retreat.
Brenda King
has been playing music, primarily bass guitar since childhood. She enjoys many styles of music including rock, funky and traditional blues, r&b, progressive country and folk music. Her influences range from Led Zeppelin to Memphis Soul. Brenda King splits her time between playing bass and production work. Currently, she plays bass in the band "Sterns County 17".
Jennifer Markey
is a singer, songwriter, guitar player and leader of her band, The Tennessee Snowpants. She has been playing professionally since 2004 and has been in several bands, playing in just about every club in the Twin Cities.
She has shared the stage with Trailer Trash, Sherwin Linton, Billy Bragg, Ike Reilly, Tom Morello, Jennifer organizes, hosts and plays a benefit every summer for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society called Honky-Tonk Fest, bringing the best local country acts to one stage.
Chelsea Carter
After graduating in music from Perpich Center for Arts Education, Chelsea Carter pursued vocal performance and music production at McNally Smith College of Music. She has taught vocals and piano for three years. This is her third year teaching vocals at Tweentown and it is something she really looks forward to every summer.
Krissy Bergmark
is currently a teacher and performer in the Twin Cities Area. She received her Master’s Degree in percussion performance from the University of Minnesota, where she studied with Fernando Meza and directed the U of M Steel Band. Krissy teaches percussion ensemble and marching percussion at Lakeville South High School, in addition to teaching private lessons out of her home in South Minneapolis. She also directs DrumHeart, a women’s drumming ensemble based in St. Paul.
Additional teaching staff will be added as it gets closer to camp time.
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