The story of the Vandoliers’ lead singer, Jenni Rose, is more than music—it’s a bold journey of identity and truth. After years of silent struggle, Jenni came out as a transgender woman in 2024, and in 2025, she’s stepping into the spotlight fully herself—on and off stage.
Known for their alt-country and cowpunk grit, the Dallas band first shook the scene in 2016. But their upcoming fifth album, Life Behind Bars (out June 27), hits differently—infused with raw emotion, freedom, and Jenni’s newfound voice.
Her public coming out didn’t just change her—it reignited the band. With a U.S. tour kicking off June 21 and international dates set for fall, this era is more than a release—it’s a rebirth.
Jenni’s courage is breaking barriers in a genre still finding its way on LGBTQ+ representation. Her story is a rallying cry for authenticity—and a reminder that the most powerful songs come from the truest place: your own voice.
