Meg Baird
Meg Baird is an American singer-songwriter, guitarist, and drummer based in San
Francisco, California, United States. Originally from New Jersey, Baird learned
piano as a child and taught herself guitar, influenced by Smithsonian Folkways
recordings and her great-great-uncle, Appalachian folk singer Isaac Garfield
"I.G." Greer. Baird was a founding member, guitarist, and vocalist of the
psychedelic folk group Espers, played drums for the punk band Watery Love, and
joined Heron Oblivion in 2014 as lead vocalist and drummer. Baird launched her
solo career with the studio album Dear...
