Storm in a Teacup

Grinnell, IA

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Travels up to 120 miles

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Overview

We are Storm in a Teacup, an upcoming local alt/indie rock band hailing from small-town Grinnell, Iowa. We absolutely love playing and making music together, hanging out, and having a great time. Members include Lead Guitarist Dane Edwards, Bassist David Krumm, Drummer Rhianna Campbell, and Singer/Rhythm Guitarist Julien Moisan.


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Languages: English, French, Spanish

Gig length: 20 - 60 minutes

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