Transgender Dallas Musician Reveals True Identity in Exclusive Feature

In a recent Rolling Stone exclusive feature, Dallas musician Jenni Rose, frontwoman of the cowpunk group Vandoliers, shared her journey of coming out as a transgender woman. The article dives into Rose’s experience of coming out to her family in the summer of 2024, followed by opening up to the band later that year.

Vandoliers made national headlines in 2023 for their viral response to a Tennessee law restricting drag shows. The band took a stand against the law by wearing dresses during their performance in solidarity. This act of protest garnered attention and support from fans across the country.

During the Rolling Stone interview and photoshoot, Rose, accompanied by bandmate Cory Graves, expressed feelings of gratitude for the newfound sense of community and acceptance she has experienced since coming out. Despite facing disapproval from a religious family member, Rose has been met with overwhelming support from friends and fans.

The band is gearing up to release their fifth studio album, “Life Behind Bars,” on June 27. The album’s lead single, sharing the same title, delves into Rose’s personal journey of grappling with addiction and gender identity. This emotional and introspective track, along with Rose’s candid interview with Rolling Stone, offers a glimpse into her courageous decision to embrace her true self.

Jenni Rose took to Instagram to officially share her announcement as a transgender woman, showcasing her sense of humor and self-acceptance. Fans can listen to the album’s single, “Life Behind Bars,” on Vandoliers’ YouTube page for a taste of the band’s latest musical offering.