Treehouse is a five-member
band: keyboards, percussion, congas, guitar
& bass. Their songs will get you dancing
and leave you singing. The Treehouse sound,
Latino & Indie rock, is marked by
strong vocals and rhythms. Their original
songs have rich lyrics, well-crafted arrangements,
tribal rhythms and unconventional jazz
twists.
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| Treehouse formed
in 2001 when leader Terry Tucker, keyboards,
and co-founder Ardyth Gilbertson, percussion,
began playing with conga drummer, Butch Sanders.
Since then, they have added Matt Robinson, guitar
and John Quintanilla, bass. Everyone sings.
Though Terry writes the majority of the songs,
the Treehouse repertoire includes original songs,
instrumentals and arrangements from everyone
in the group, along with covers of hit pop,
rock, reggae, Latino and folk songs, done Treehouse-style.
Treehouse plays
at festivals (Mountain
Stage New Song Festival, Country
Roads Folk Festival, West
Virginia Wine & Arts Festival, Shepherdstown
Street Fest, Peace & Unity Festival,
Rolling Ridge Music Fest, Peace in the Valley
Gathering), quiet listening venues (Opera Houses,
Riverhouse Concert Series, Coffee Shops), and
a variety of pubs, clubs and private parties.
The band is
down to earth and loves to perform and have
fun with each other and their audience. |