BackStage Pass
Jack & The Bones
Season 9 Episode 909 | 56m 46sVideo has Closed Captions
LA musicians Amelia Harris and Taylor Williams in their first televised appearance.
Singing powerhouse Jack & The Bones feature reality show musicians Taylor John Williams and Amelia Hammer Harris bringing a taste of indie pop with “Hole in My Head,” “In the Pines,” and “Glass House,” and more. In 2014, Williams placed fifth on the The Voice, and in 2018, Harris, sung her way to the top 24 on American Idol. Now, this duo shares their story and talent with BackStage Pass.
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BackStage Pass
Jack & The Bones
Season 9 Episode 909 | 56m 46sVideo has Closed Captions
Singing powerhouse Jack & The Bones feature reality show musicians Taylor John Williams and Amelia Hammer Harris bringing a taste of indie pop with “Hole in My Head,” “In the Pines,” and “Glass House,” and more. In 2014, Williams placed fifth on the The Voice, and in 2018, Harris, sung her way to the top 24 on American Idol. Now, this duo shares their story and talent with BackStage Pass.
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