Artist description Laurie is a vocal powerhouse with an incredible dynamic and energetic range. At her live performances she aptly fronts a powerful 7 piece band showcasing her original songs. Her full spectrum of music ranges from tender ballads to gospel-rock, jazz, folk & funk - with a little scatting thrown in for good measure.

Music Style Listen to the Laurie Cagno Band and before you realize what's happening, the power of her music will weave it's way into your heart and rejuvenate your body, mind and spirit!

Artist History The Laurie Cagno band has emerged as one of the top performing original rock bands in the Northwest NJ/Pocono area. With two critically acclaimed CD's under her belt and a fan base that keeps on growing, the breath of fresh-electric air that is Laurie Cagno seems driven by a power far greater than the sum of the parts.

Group Members Laurie Cagno(vocals), Suzanne Carrington(backing vocals), Lara Gonzalez (djembe, shekere & percussion), Randy Artiglere (bass), Brad Giaimo (drums), Larry Cappoli (lead electric guitar), David Lee (acoustic rhythm guitar)

Albums Dancing Cantos(1995), Dreams Keep Asking To Dance(1999)

Press Reviews "The overall tone of a Laurie Cagno performance is downright rousing, what with the one-time gospel singer - a dark mass of ringlets sweeping across her face - leaping; tossing rain sticks and shakers to the audience; making eye contact; smiling; winking, and straining the tweeters with a voice like a bell." --Charles Paolino, The Bergen Record, 3/15/95 "With a vocal delivery that cuts through it all, Cagno is one of those rare singer/songwriters who possesses the ability to stop time(or at least slow it to a crawl)...hits a homer her first time at bat. As testament, Dancing Cantos has sold some 5,000 copies in the region. And 5,000 Cagno fans can't be wrong." --Manny Setzoveres, MusicHead Magazine, Dec/Jan '99

Location Sparta, NJ - USA

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