Wendy Clark Band Rock Band from Denver, CO

The Wendy Clark Band or WCB (2011–present) is a Denver-based original rock band that has evolved from Tequila Mockingbird (1996–2011). The duo ¡DOS LOCOS! is side project of WCB featuring Wendy Clark and bassist Chris Coward. Denver-based Rocky Mountain original Americana retro-futuristic new wave. They play original, electric Americana rock-centric band; they deliver instantly memorable songs with playful and thoughtful lyrics combined with Clark's infectious melodies and storytelling - the music is catchy, powerful, fun, and kept fresh by delving into multiple genres. Active on the Front Range music circuit and indie scene since 1996, Wendy is a singer, composer, rhythm guitarist, bandleader, independent-recording artist, manager, and promoter. Her music is classified under roots-rock but adds an unmistakable playful voice and infectious melody combined with modern philosophical meanderings and “been there, hated that” themes mixed with a twinge of nostalgia, that are catchy, powerful, and kept fresh by delving into multiple genres. Wendy has released three critically-acclaimed full-length CDs under Tequila Mockingbird, has performed over 1,000 festivals and gigs regionally including A Taste of Colorado, Adams County Fair, The CHUN Peoples Fair (1998-2014), toured in the Rockies into Wyoming and through New Mexico, appeared on live TV and radio (Denver's Channel 2 Evening News, KRFC FM, and 1190 AM), released dozens of videos (The Honeymoon and Catching On receiving tens of thousands of views on her YouTube), and opened at sold out shows for bands such as Roger Clyne and the Peacemakers, The Samples, Bob Schneider, and Chris Daniels and The Kings. She has opened up for Tim McGraw at Fiddler's Green, sat in with The Refreshments, Hazel Miller, and backed up Brian Blush (The Refreshments) and Jamon Scott (The Toluenes) as well as collaborated and recorded with bassist Rob Squires of Big Head Todd and the Monsters on UFO (1998). Wendy has also worked with award-winning sound engineers/producers Eric Shiveley (Alien-American 2004) and Bill Thomas (UFO 1998, Luck and Trouble 2010) and multi-GRAMMY recipient, David Glasser

• Can't Find My Way Home | Blind Faith
• Allison Road | Gin Blossoms
• Things I Do | Ashley Monroe
• You Don't Treat Me No Good No More | Sonia Dada
• Wicked Game | Chris Isaak
• Feelin Alright | Joe Cocker
• Deck Chairs | Roger Clyne and Brian Blush
• Don't You Think I Know | Material Issue
• The Method | Wendy Clark and Tequila Mockingbird
• Don't Drink the Water | Wendy Clark and Tequila Mockingbird
• Metarie | Brendan Benson
• On The Fence | Brendan Benson
• Hey Jealousy | Gin Blossoms
• When You Went Away | Wendy Clark Band
• Green and Dumb | Roger Clyne
• The Honeymoon | Wendy Clark and Tequila Mockingbird
• The Stupid Song | Wendy Clark and Tequila Mockingbird
• UFO | Wendy Clark and Tequila Mockingbird
• Blue | Wendy Clark and Tequila Mockingbird
• Actual Size | Wendy Clark and Tequila Mockingbird and Eric Shiveley
• Last Time I Called You Baby | Wendy Clark and Tequila Mockingbird and Eric Shiveley
• Under the Milky Way | The Church
• Wrong | Wendy Clark and Tequila Mockingbird
• Found Out About You | Gin Blossoms
• Valerie Loves Me | Material Issue
• Everything | Material Issue
• Train | Kate LeRoux
• Stars Go Blue | Ryan Adams
• New York New York | Ryan Adams
• Fishin In the Dark | Nitty Gritty Dirt Band
• Luck and Trouble | Wendy Clark and Tequila Mockingbird
• Consequence | Wendy Clark and Tequila Mockingbird
• Home | Wendy Clark and Tequila Mockingbird
• La Carta | Wendy Clark and Tequila Mockingbird
• Sway | Wendy Clark Band
• Prime | Wendy Clark Band
• Come Around | Wendy Clark Band
• Just Like Heaven | The Cure