Copeland at The Cedar Cultural Center

Beverly Glenn-Copeland is an American-born Canadian musician, singer-songwriter and actor. He is best known for albums such as his self-titled 1971 record, Keyboard Fantasies (1986), and The Ones Ahead (2023). He contributed to the Romy Madley Croft album Mid Air (2023) and the Transa project in his career resurgence in the 2020s. His most recent studio album, Laughter in Summer (2026), was released on February 6, 2026 as Glenn was dealing with a dementia diagnosis. Glenn began publicly identifying as a trans man in 2002.

Jenny Dee made her start with notable Boston bands, The Downbeat 5 and The Dents, before deciding to indulge her love for the girl group and soul sounds of the 1960s. After putting together a band made up of friends from other local notable bands – she recorded a 2-song single in a weekend with producers Matt Beaudoin and Ed Valauskas (Eli “Paperboy” Reed), with a full-length LP to follow later this year. Instrumentation Jenny Dee - Vocals and songs Ed Valauskas - Bass Guitar Phil Aiken - Keyboards Eric Saulnier - Guitar Tony Goddess - Guitar Eric Anderson - Drums Rebecca Dangora - Backing Vocals Aimee Weakley - Backing Vocals