Miranda Lee Richards

Miranda Lee Richards grew up in San Francisco, the daughter of Ted and Terre Richards, stars of the underground comics revolution. She got her early professional start in the Brian Jonestown Massacre, and that led to her subsequent appearance in seminal documentary DIG! (2004). Upon moving to Los Angeles to persue a career in music, Miranda landed a record deal with Virgin Records, who released her debut album, The Herethereafter, in 2001. Since it’s release, the singer has collaborated in the studio or on stage with Tricky, Tim Burgess (Charlatans), Neil Halstead (Mojave Three), Tyler Hilton, Harper Simon, the Jesus and Mary Chain, The Lovetones, The Quarter After, and the Alexandria Quartet. Miranda has also shared the stage and opened for a diverse array of artists such as the Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, Nikka Costa, Susan Vega, Tift Meritt, Tim Finn, Grant Lee Philips, The Black Angels, The Hounds Below (Von Bondies), Josh Kelly, Ride, The Warlocks, and the Brian Jonestown Massacre, and various Lilith Fair artists. Her full-length sophomore effort, "Light of X", was released February 10, 2009 on Nettwerk Records. Her third full-length album, "Echoes of the Dreamtime", was released worldwide on Invisible Hands Music, January 29th, 2016, and her latest record, "Existential Beast" is slated for release June 26, 2017.