The Trouble with Trowbridge

Natalie Marque

Lead Vocals

Natalie brings an otherworldly presence to every stage she touches. Trained in classical voice but raised on soul and R&B, she found her groove somewhere between a gospel choir and a psychedelic fever dream. Her voice can shake a room or stop it cold — sometimes in the same song.

Spenser

Lead Vocals / Acoustic Guitar

Spenser is the band's secret weapon — a songwriter who moonlights as a performer, or maybe the other way around. Her acoustic guitar work weaves through even the heaviest jams like a thread you didn't know was holding everything together.

Chris Trowbridge

Lead Guitar / Vocals

Chris is the reason the band exists, and he'll be the last one to admit it. His guitar playing pulls equally from blues, country, and whatever he heard on the drive to the gig. He has an uncanny ability to find the note that ties a jam together right when everyone thought it was lost for good.

Noah Buonanno

Keys / Vocals

Noah is an Indiana-raised multi-instrumentalist whose musical journey stretches from classical orchestra to deep, rhythmic grooves. Noah started on the violin in kindergarten—eventually earning first chair—before teaching himself piano using fake books and his orchestral sight-reading skills. While studying Anthropology at Butler University, he picked up the guitar and began playing keyboards for local jam bands, surf/folk rock outfits, and original projects. He has lived, worked, and performed guitar sets in China, is proficient in Mandarin, and is currently studying Italian. Today, his eclectic style draws heavy inspiration from the syncopated rhythms of New Orleans Fusion and the legendary, improvisational keys of the Grateful Dead.

Roger Osburn

Bass / Vocals

Roger doesn't just hold down the low end — he builds the whole foundation and dares the rest of the band to keep up. His bass lines are melodic, deep, and occasionally terrifying. Off stage he's the quietest person in the room. On stage, he's the reason you feel it in your chest.

Cary Jerris

Drums

Cary grew up outside New York City and has been playing since he was seven. His influences run from Classic Rock, R&B, Soul, Jam Band, Americana — and that range shows up in how he plays. Always finding the groove that makes you want to move.