Interview/ Kimberly Dill - Lead vocalist at Sister Lucille Band

Sister Lucille 

Kimberly Dill / Lead Vocals
Jamie Holdren / Guitar & Vocals
Kevin Lyons / Drums & Percussion
Eric Guinn / Bass

Kimberly started her music career in the early ’90s singing Country music, eventually recording at the legendary Hilltop Studios in Nashville (with the equally legendary Brent Mason on guitar). That led to performing at both the Ryman Auditorium and the Grand Ole Opry opening for the iconic Kitty Wells and Jack Greene. But as time went by she found herself falling in love with old Blues/Roots standards, and the lure of the Blues put Country in the rearview mirror as a new musical direction took hold. Jamie Holdren got his first guitar at six years old and by his early teens was playing in local bands and on his way to becoming an accomplished songwriter. His skills eventually brought national touring offers but he opted to remain in Missouri to raise a family. Nearly two decades later, with an adult son now on his own, he and Kimberly fell in love hard and fast for the Memphis music scene. With a new fire eager to be stoked, Jamie rekindled his passion for guitar. He and Kimberly found themselves immersed in the Blues/Roots world and, soon after, Sister Lucille was born. After a few early lineup changes they settled in with the dynamic duo of Eric Gunn on bass and Kevin Lyons on drums, two musicians whose synergy from playing together for over 20 years creates an undeniably infectious groove. They are Sister Lucille and they are Memphunk to the BONE!