Teen (band)

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Teen
TEEN at Hillside Festival 2015.jpg
Teen performing at the 2015 Hillside Festival
Background information
Origin Brooklyn, New York, U.S.
Genres Alternative rock
Years active2010–2019
Labels Carpark
Past members
  • Kristina Lieberson
  • Katherine Lieberson
  • Lizzie Lieberson
  • Maia Ibar
  • Jane Herships
  • Boshra AlSaadi
Website teentheband.net

Teen (stylized as TEEN) was an American alternative rock band from Brooklyn, New York, formed in 2010.

Contents

The group consisted of Kristina "Teeny" Lieberson, former keyboardist for the Brooklyn band Here We Go Magic, her two sisters Katherine and Lizzie, and Boshra AlSaadi. [1] The Lieberson sisters, daughters of composer Peter Lieberson, [2] hail originally from Halifax, Nova Scotia.

Career

In May 2013, Teen released their EP, Carolina, on Carpark Records.

In 2015, Teen toured with Will Butler of Arcade Fire. [3] The following year, the band toured with of Montreal. [4]

Teen disbanded after two final shows in Chicago and New York in October 2019. [5]

Band members

Discography

Albums

EPs and singles

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References

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