Gypsy Caravan

“My evening began at Gullifty's Underground with Gypsy Caravan, a passionate local hard rock group that puts a lot of heart into their songs. The crowd at the restaurant appeared to be enjoying the music” - Julia Hatmaker-Penn LIve

“Next was Gypsy Caravan, with their unique blend of original rock and select covers. Jen Brickner also brought some incredible voice, her performance on Jefferson Airplane's "White Rabbit" was off the map! Their version of Led Zep's "Misty Mountain Hop" got my fist pumping in the air! More pen sketchery of Gypsy Caravan was inspired...”
Jim Price - PA Musician - Jim Price PA Musician

“ The next night out I went to see Gypsy Caravan’s debut performance at Ted’s Bar and Grill. It was an intimate performance that was a little more acoustic than electric even tho they did throw in some electric guitar here and there, they couldn’t help but rock out a little bit. It was very close quarters, there was no room for a dance floor, but every table was packed. It was awesome to see so many people out supporting local music at a great venue. Jen Brickner has a great voice and an awesome, bubbly personality. She’s a great front woman that keeps the music flowing and the fans entertained. It was hard for all of them to have to stay still while they were performing, but they did a great job. Gypsy Caravan not only plays great party music, but they also have some originals that will surprise you too. Check out their ad in this issue to see where they are playing next.”
Rachel Rocks - PA Musician - Rachel Rocks PA Musician

There were also a lot of great bands playing all day for the event. The first one was Gypsy Caravan. I saw this band once before on what I think was their very first show. They’ve really come a long way. Jen can definitely belt out some tunes on lead vocals. It’s nice to see woman out there representing singing her heart out. Jen is nicely backed up by her band all around her. She has tons of energy which helped get the crowd going. I was very impressed with the amount of people there right away at 2pm in the afternoon. In years passed it always took a while to build up the crowd, but it was getting busy early. - PA Musician