Blanche is an alternative country band based from Detroit, Michigan. Their music is based in Americana, early country and folk blues with a touch of haunting Southern Gothic stylings. Blanche is known for wearing vintage fashion of the early- to mid-20th Century.

The band consists of:

• Dan John Miller (guitar, lead vocals)
• Tracee Mae Miller (bass, vocals, drums on "Someday")
• Feeny (whose first name is Dave but no one calls him that, and who plays pedal steel guitar, horn instruments, some vocals)
• Lisa "Jaybird" Jannon (drums, guitar on "Someday")
• "Little" Jack Lawrence (banjo, autoharp, some vocals).

Lawrence replaced Patch Boyle who appeared with the rest of the band on their debut recordings.

In the fair city of Detroit, nestled among the garage-rock nooks and country crannies, lurks the music of Blanche. Husband and wife Dan and Tracee Miller trade intense and haunting vocals over an uneasy sea of pedal steel, banjo, raw guitar sounds, and sparse, driving drumming. The moods created in the songs seem to define Blanche. Some songs are sad and pretty, while others have a powerful, spooky feel. The melodies trick you into singing along with tales of superstitions, garbage picking, fadi