Goth, Blues, and Vintage Pop - on the Rocks.
gothabilliejean
Kinda Dark. Sometimes Irreverent. Never Boring.
The five-piece Santa Fe band, gothabilliejean serves up a wildly eclectic mix of goth, post-punk, blues, vintage pop, and ’80s favorites. Their sets might move from The Cramps, Bauhaus, and Radiohead to Connie Francis and whatever unexpected song they feel like playing next. Dark, playful, danceable, and impossible to pin down, the only real rule is that there are no rules.
Kirstin Griffin - lead vocals
Donalee Goodbrod - guitar
Oona Bender - guitar
Holly Agajanian - bass guitar
Haley Jenkins - drums
Andy Primm - drums
Live Video
From Santa Fe Stages to Private Parties
gothabilliejean has brought their genre-bending live show to Santa Fe stages, festivals, showcases, private parties, and special events. Their appearances include Tumbleroot, Crawdaddy Fest at the Mine Shaft Tavern, and multiple years performing at Santa Fe Pride. Wherever they play, expect familiar songs, surprising turns, and a band having exactly as much fun as the audience.
Upcoming Shows
10.10.26 - Atalaya RescueFest @12pm
Second Street Brewery Rufina Taproom
Past Shows
June 2026 - Santa Fe Pride Festival
Lincoln Street Stage,Santa Fe, NM
June 2026 - Madrid Pride Festival
Mineshaft Taproom, Madrid, NM
May 2026 - Crawdaddy Fest
Mineshaft Taproom, Madrid, NM
Oct. 2025 - Halloween Spooktacular
Private event, Santa Fe, NM
June 2025 - Santa Fe Pride Festival
Lincoln Street Stage,Santa Fe, NM
June 2025 - Madrid Pride Festival
Mineshaft Taproom, Madrid, NM
May 2025 - Crawdaddy Fest
Mineshaft Taproom, Madrid, NM
Oct. 2024 - Halloween Spooktacular
Private event, Santa Fe, NM
Sept. 2024 - Red & White Party
Fundraiser benefitting Girls Inc., Santa Fe, NM
June 2024 - Santa Fe Pride Festival
Lincoln Street Stage,Santa Fe, NM
2023 - Tumbleroot
Mikey Baker’s student showcase., Santa Fe, NM
Book gothabilliejean
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Booking a show, party, festival, or event? Drop us a line or fill out the form. Tell us what you’re planning, and we’ll bring the goth, blues, vintage pop, and a few surprises you probably didn’t see coming.
Bring on the Weird.