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Irene Peña Seattle, Washington
Since the independent release of her debut album “Nothing To Do With You” in 2011, Irene Peña has maintained a steady
relationship with pop music.
Planting her roots in Seattle, she easily switches her jangly power pop tunes from full band to solo acoustic sets.
So whether it's acoustic or electric, online or onstage, or with a cover band or collaborators, it's time to POP with Irene Peña.
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