"Bringing a Canadian offbeatness to proceedings, as well as a set of outspoken, unclassifiable songs, Miss Quincy and her “left-hand man”, guitarist/banjoist Tyler Toews have no problem keeping a roomful of people unfamiliar with her music entertained and tapping their toes." - Naomi Koppel[read full review here...]
"Miss Quincy is an engaging and very personable performer and with just her and her guitarist Tyler Taves she kept an enthusiastic crowd at Camden’s Green Note fully entertained both with her music and her personality." - Andy Snipper[read full review here...]
"With a voice as good as hers Quincy could sing the proverbial telephone directory and make it sound good. As well as the blues of the opening track she sang rockabilly, she sang folk and she sang country ("loving married men and whisky is like dragging a dead horse around" - 'Dead Horse' is one of the best lines I've heard for a long time)" - John 'The Jacket' Hawes[read full review here...]
Northern Sky - Northern Sky had a chat with Miss Quincy between sets at the Wheelhouse in Wombwell. -Allan Wilkinson [listen to full review here...]
