15 Facts About Ken Stringfellow

Kenneth Stuart Stringfellow was born on October 30,1968 and is an American singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, arranger, and producer.

In high school, Ken Stringfellow, who had learned to play piano at nine and guitar at 11, met Jon Auer, with whom he would later form The Posies.

Ken Stringfellow attended college at the University of Washington, where he and Auer remained in touch, trading cassettes of songs.

Immediately after the record's release, Ken Stringfellow left the University of Washington to focus on the Posies full-time.

Jon Auer and drummer Frankie Siragusa told radio station KUOW that they had left the band in August 2021 as they learned of allegations from 3 former girlfriends that Ken Stringfellow had been abusive.

Ken Stringfellow co-wrote and recorded several songs with Scott Miller's band The Loud Family in the mid-1990s, appearing as a guest guitarist and vocalist on their albums The Tape of Only Linda and Interbabe Concern.

Beyond North America and Europe, Ken Stringfellow has collaborated with Senegal band Waflash.

Ken Stringfellow has released four solo albums: This Sounds Like Goodbye, Touched, Soft Commands, and Danzig in the Moonlight.

Ken Stringfellow has toured extensively in support of each of the albums.

Since 2005, Ken Stringfellow has been increasingly involved with production in his studio in Bothell, and has composed film music and string arrangements.

Ken Stringfellow has produced albums for Damien Jurado, The Long Winters, and Carice van Houten.

Ken Stringfellow has composed soundtracks for short films such as The Kitchen Party and Bunker.

Ken Stringfellow is married to Dominique Sassi Ken Stringfellow; they have a daughter.

Ken Stringfellow was previously married to The Fastbacks' bass player Kim Warnick.

In January 2025, Dominique Ken Stringfellow appeared on Episode 289 of the Lydian Spin podcast where she presented a series of contradictory facts regarding the allegations.