J. Marc Bailey & Jeneen Terrana

J. Marc Bailey and Jeneen Terrana. Their combined talent offers an unforgettable musical experience with a unique fusion of traditional country roots and contemporary flair.

As we gear up for the Small Town USA Tour 2024, I have the pleasure of offering your venue two distinct and exciting performance options.

Option 1: The Acoustic Duo Show - Intimate and heartfelt, Jeneen and J. Marc blend influences like Kacey Musgraves with the spirit of Chris LeDoux into a night filled with soulful storytelling and rich melodies. This stripped-back performance is perfect for a listening room environment where stories behind the songs shine.

Option 2: The Full Band Country Rock Show - Ready to turn up the volume and energy? The full band setup brings a vibrant country rock concert that caters to a crowd ready to kick it. This high-octane experience combines Jeneen's powerful vocals and J. Marc's dynamic stage presence for an unforgettable live music spectacle. your text here...

Both show formats have received significant acclaim, with strong Nashville roots and national recognition. Whether for a cozy acoustic evening or a lively, amplified event, we can tailor the performance to suit your venue's ambience and your audience's expectations.

J. Marc Bailey first got the attention of the Country music world back in 2005 with the release of his album “Just to Hang Around.” The success of the album’s Country/Rock title track breaking into the top 40 led to high profile gigs with some of the great names in Country and Rock music including: Chris LeDoux, Blake Shelton, Toby Keith, Miranda Lambert, Joe Diffie, Gary Allan, Restless Heart, 38 Special, Diamond Rio, Sawyer Brown, Asleep At The Wheel, and many more.

After riding that high, J. Marc decided to step back from the limelight for a while to devote some time to other pursuits and spend time with his family. However, he stayed active in the Country music world. He has been involved in producing, arranging, writing, engineering, promoting and even booking other acts. But his heart eventually drew him back to his guitar, and to the fans.

J. Marc launched his comeback in 2019 with the release of the single “Midnight Here In Carolina.” Since then he has produced a steady stream of work.

Jeneen is a true songstress, and a powerful performer with both fire and soul in her voice. Her early influences ranged from Anne Wilson, Pat Benetar, Karen Carpenter, Willy Nelson, Emmylou Harris, Kenny Rogers, Dolly Parton and rock bands like Led Zeppelin and Pink Floyd.

She grew up in Buffalo, NY with a love of singing and after getting her BA in Music, she decided to move to New York City. After doing shows in coffee shops, clubs, and bars in the City, she recorded and released her first album “Just Me' in 2002.

This led to tours nationally and in Europe and radio play in the US, UK, Ireland and the Netherlands, including an interview and live performance on BBC radio. Her music was also heard across the UK in stores like Poundland and JJB Sports. The follow up albums “My Creation”, “See the Light” and “Fallin” won her some critical acclaim with indie bloggers and review sites and the song Fast Lane was featured in the film “The Nameless”. Jeneen also made an appearance on the Food Network show “Homemade in America” after a succesful crowdfunding campaign that used cakes and recipes as rewards.

After relocating to Nashville in 2020, Jeneen started recording with producer Buddy Hyatt and collaborating with local artists. She recently released the single “Tequila” and "Bring the Love Back", a duet with J. Marc Bailey. With three new singles in the works.

For the Acoustic Duo:
Stage Setup
Two (2) armless chairs (preferably bar stool height for guitarists)
Two (2) microphone stands (boom required)
Two (2) guitar stands
Two (2) DI boxes
Two (2) small rugs or stage markings if space allows (to reduce acoustic feedback)
One (1) higher round table (between chairs for drinks)

Sound Requirements
Two (2) XLR inputs for artist-provided microphones
Two (2) instrument inputs (DI or standard 1/4" input)
Independent channel control for instruments and vocals
Monitors: Two (2) floor wedges preferred for clear vocal monitoring, to be used in addition to artist-provided in-ear rigs

Lighting
Basic Warm Wash: Two warm-colored front light fixtures to evenly illuminate the performers.
Optional: One or two colored backlights for added visual interest.

Hospitality
Bottled water provided on stage (room temperature)
Light snacks or meals if performance time coincides with meal hours.

Additional Notes
Soundcheck: We kindly request a brief soundcheck a minimum of 1 hour prior to the performance.
Artist-Provided Equipment: Artists will provide their own microphones and in-ear monitoring rigs.
Venue Technicians:
Venue is to provide a qualified, professional sound technician for setup and during the performance.
Venue is to provide a qualified, professional lighting technician for setup and during the performance.

Stage Orientation: Assume the audience is facing the stage.

Center Stage
Two armless chairs: Positioned slightly apart, angled towards the audience.
High Round Table: Placed between the chairs, close enough for both artists to access.

Stage Right (Audience's Left) - Chair 1 - J. Marc Bailey
Mic Stand: Boom stand in front of and slightly off-center from the chair.
Guitar Stand: Behind the chair, slightly to the side.
Floor Wedge: Pointing towards and angled up at the artist on Chair 1.
Small rug (optional): Under the chair/mic area if noise reduction is needed.

Stage Left (Audience's Right) - Chair 2 - Jeneen Terrana
Mic Stand: Boom stand in front of and slightly off-center from the chair.
Guitar Stand: Behind the chair, slightly to the side.
Floor Wedge: Pointing towards and angled up at the artist on Chair 2.
Small rug (optional): Under the chair/mic area if noise reduction is needed.

Rear of Stage
DI Boxes (if used): Placed near the corresponding guitar stands.

Full Band Requirements:
Stage Setup
Drum kit (standard 5-piece configuration)
Bass amp (backline)
Electric lead guitar amp (backline)
Two (2) guitar stands for acoustic guitars
Four (4) microphone stands (boom required) for vocals (2 lead, 2 harmony)
Utility instrument (fiddle or pedal steel - to be confirmed per show)
Six (6) floor wedges for on-stage monitoring
Space for artist-provided in-ear monitor system (separate and in addition to floor wedges)

Sound Requirements
Four (4) XLR inputs for artist-provided vocal microphones
Three (3) XLR inputs for electric lead guitar, bass, and utility instrument (fiddle or pedal steel)
Two (2) DIs for acoustic guitars
Eight (8) XLR inputs for drum kit
Independent channel control for all instruments and vocals
Monitors: Six (6) floor wedges (artists will also use their own in-ear monitor system)

Lighting
Warm Wash: At least six (6) warm-colored lighting fixtures for a full stage wash.
Spotlights (optional): Two (2) spotlights for highlighting the lead vocalists.
Colored Backlights: Four to six (4-6) colored backlights for creating depth and visual interest.
Control: Lighting fixtures should allow for individual control or grouping for color changes and intensity shifts.

Hospitality
A hospitality room for the band with comfortable seating.
Bottled water (room temperature) and light snacks provided backstage throughout the performance day.
Hot meal provided if soundcheck and performance extend past typical dinner hours.

Additional Notes
Soundcheck: We require a dedicated soundcheck at least 3 hours prior to doors opening.
Artist-Provided Equipment: Artists will provide their own vocal microphones and in-ear monitor system.
Venue Technicians:
Venue to provide a qualified, professional sound technician for setup, soundcheck, and operation during the performance.
Venue to provide a qualified, professional lighting technician for setup and operation during the performance.

Stage Orientation: Assume the audience is facing the stage.

Upstage (Rear of Stage):
Centered: Full drum kit (standard 5-piece configuration)

Midstage:
Stage Left (Snare Drum Side): Bass amp (backline)
Stage Right (Floor Tom Side): Electric lead guitar amp (backline)

Downstage (Front of Stage):
Center: Two (2) microphone stands (boom preferred) for lead singers (one for each)
Stage Left (Slightly Back from Lead Singers): Microphone stand with vocal harmony mic for utility player.
Utility Player: Standing position with enough space for movement.
Stage Right (Slightly Back from Lead Singers): Microphone stand with vocal harmony mic for lead guitar player.
Lead Guitar Player: Standing position with enough space for movement.

Additional Notes:
Six (6) floor wedges can be positioned throughout the downstage area for optimal monitoring by each band member.
Space for artist-provided in-ear monitor system (separate from floor wedges).
Two (2) guitar stands: Placed directly behind the two lead singers, slightly back enough to avoid obstructing movement, and positioned slightly in front of the drums on the stage left and stage right sides, respectively.