Kelsey Penrose, lead vocalist of Whiskey Would, joined The Zach Feldman Show on Z Radio Live to talk about the band, her journey as a vocalist and the music behind Whiskey Would’s growing sound.
During the interview, listeners also got to hear Whiskey Would take on “I Had Some Help,” bringing the band’s own country-rock energy to the song.
Listen to the Interview
Hear the full conversation with Kelsey Penrose of Whiskey Would on The Zach Feldman Show.
Meet Whiskey Would
Whiskey Would brings together country roots with the energy of rock, Southern rock and blues. The five-piece lineup features Kelsey Penrose on lead vocals, Ian McCormack on bass guitar, Ariel Lopez on drums, Gary Williams on keyboards and guitar, and Tom Fitzgerald on lead guitar.
The band describes its live identity with a simple philosophy: “Country Roots. Rock Soul. Live Loud.”
That combination is also reflected in the artists Whiskey Would counts among its musical influences, ranging from the powerhouse vocals of Heart and arena-rock sound of Journey to the modern country styles of Carrie Underwood and Miranda Lambert and classic-rock influence of Kansas.
Kelsey Penrose Takes the Mic
At the center of Whiskey Would’s sound is lead vocalist Kelsey Penrose. Her vocals help bridge the different sides of the band’s identity, allowing Whiskey Would to move between country storytelling and the bigger energy associated with rock and Southern rock.
Kelsey joined Zach Feldman to give Z Radio Live listeners a closer look at the band and the music they’re creating and performing.
Whiskey Would Takes On “I Had Some Help”
During Kelsey’s appearance on The Zach Feldman Show, Z Radio Live also featured Whiskey Would’s take on “I Had Some Help.”
The song gives listeners a chance to hear how Whiskey Would approaches contemporary country through the band’s own style, combining its country foundation with a rock-driven live sound.
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More Music From Whiskey Would
Whiskey Would continues to build its catalog alongside its live performances. The band’s current music includes songs such as “Whiskey Woman,” “Ride Today” and “Memphis Dream,” each contributing to the group’s country-meets-rock identity.
For Whiskey Would, the focus remains on real music, live energy and connecting with the audience.
Listen to Kelsey Penrose’s full interview above and keep up with Whiskey Would as the band continues releasing music and bringing its live show to new audiences.
