Three Weird Sisters is an American folk band known for their enchanting harmonies and an eclectic blend of folk, blues, and Celtic influences. The group consists of Brenda Sutton, Mary Crowell, and Teresa Gibson Powell, who come together to create a unique sound rooted in rich storytelling and mythological references. Their intricate acoustic arrangements are often laced with traditional instruments such as the guitar, piano, and various percussive devices, complementing their intelligent lyrics and poetic sensibilities.

The band's most recent body of work includes albums "Third Thyme's the Charm," which showcases their maturity and depth as songwriters, expanding on their traditional folk roots with an evolved sound that resonates with listeners. Their previous album, "Hair Of the Frog," continued to build their legacy with haunting melodies and captivating tales woven into their songs. "Rite the First Time," their debut, was a compelling introduction to the trio's talent for harmonization and a penchant for drawing on folklore and personal experiences to create a rich musical tapestry. The band's commitment to their craft and their ability to create forward-thinking music while honoring traditional sounds have earned them a loyal following in the folk music community.