Jill Andrews in Charlottesville

Jill Andrews is an American singer-songwriter from East Tennessee whose music draws on folk, country and acoustic pop. She first became known as a co-founder and vocalist of the everybodyfields before pursuing a solo career. Her releases include The Mirror, The War Inside, Thirties and Modern Age; “Tell That Devil” became closely associated with the television series Wynonna Earp. Jill Andrews toured through the 2000s as part of the everybodyfields, performing the group’s harmony-led roots songs before returning to the road under her own name. She later toured in a duo with Peter Groenwald, presenting close-harmony material from their album Hush Kids.