Jenna Greenwell is a storyteller with a guitar, weaving rich, earthy vocals through songs about love, loss, and the beauty tucked inside ordinary moments. Influenced by Americana heavyweights Lori McKenna, Jason Isbell, and Brandi Carlile, she has built a reputation for performances that stir hearts and sometimes draw tears, the good kind. Her vocal stylings are often compared to Sara Bareilles, but with a Wild West flare.

Originally from Northern Colorado, Jenna’s road has taken her from the bustling streets of New York City to the sunlit corners of Southern California. She stepped away from the spotlight for a season to raise three daughters and serve as an ordained pastor alongside her husband, leading worship and guiding a community in song.

In 2023, Jenna returned more intentionally to her craft with a renewed fire, carrying the miles, the motherhood, and the hard-earned hope into every line. Whether on a festival stage or in a corner bar, her songs work a quiet magic, turning strangers into friends and friends into family. Her debut album, Yellow Sweatshirt, written amidst a season of grief, arrived in 2024. The second EP, Cottonwood Tree, arrived in 2026, and carries a theme of returning to child-like wonder.

She is a big fan of sunsets, banjos, and well-placed sarcasm.