Chenille Sisters Tickets

The Chenille Sisters burst onto the Michigan scene in 1985, forming in Ann Arbor from a shared love of close harmonies and family-friendly storytelling. Founders Grace Morand, Connie Huber, and Cheryl Dawdy named the group as a nod to chenille fabric and sister groups, setting the stage for warm vocal textures and a broad musical palate that spans folk, swing, jazz, and children’s music. Over a multi-decade span, they became a staple for listeners who value accessible storytelling, quality musicianship, and a wholesome concert experience.

With a discography that includes 12 albums released between 1986 and 2006 on Red House Records and Cantoo/CanToo Records, the Chenille Sisters earned praise beyond the stage. Their 1990 Parents’ Choice Gold Award and the NAIRD Children’s Recording of the Year (1990) for 1,2,3 for Kids highlighted their impact in children’s and family music. Their PBS-based music projects and TV specials also helped bring their welcoming harmonies into living rooms across the country.

Though their most recent studio release is May I Suggest (2006), the Chenille Sisters’ legacy continues to inspire new listeners. Their work remains a touchstone for those who love harmonies, playful storytelling, and performances that feel like a friendly conversation with a favorite trio.

Below you’ll find a concise biography, a overview of discography highlights, and notes on upcoming tour information as available. We’ve got you covered with reliable, straightforward details to help you secure your seats when new dates are announced.

For ongoing updates, check the Chenille Sisters’ official channels and trusted music sources. We provide links to official social media and websites to help you follow their journey. If you’re planning a family-friendly show or a community event, the Chenille Sisters offer a welcoming and engaging performance that resonates with audiences of all ages.

Social and official links: Bandcamp releases, musician profiles, and media features provide a complete picture of the band’s history, influence, and continuing presence in folk, swing, and children’s music communities.