Famous People with Name Dupree

Stacy Lynn DuPree            Origin/Culture/Country: American

Stacy Lynn DuPree: the keyboardist and one of the lead vocalists in the indie pop band Eisley. She is also credited with writing many of the band's lyrics.Along with her sister, Sherri, Stacy contributed vocals to the band Head Automatica's 2004 album "Decadence", on the song "Dance Party Plus". Although Stacy's name does not appear in the album credits, lead singer Daryl Palumbo thanked both girls in the liner notes, accidentally misspelling their names as "Staci and Sheri".Stacy also contributed vocals to the album Sun, Sun, Sun by The Elected, a band fronted by Rilo Kiley's Blake Sennett, who had previously supported Eisley on their "Winter West" tour. Stacy's vocals appear on the songs "Clouds Parting (8:41 a.m.)" and "I'll Be Your Man".

Garron Wade DuPree            Origin/Culture/Country: American

Garron Wade DuPree: the bass guitarist in the alternative rock/pop band Eisley. He was approached by his first cousins from Tyler, Texas to replace former bassist Jonathan Wilson on July 5th, 2005.Garron also plays guitar/bass for his church, The Sugar Land Vineyard, when the band isn't touring.

Christie DuPree            Origin/Culture/Country: American

Christie DuPree: is a singer-songwriter from Texas.Currently she is working on her own solo projects. She made an appearance during various shows on Eisley's Combinations tour. She has previously worked with Wesley Jensen on both of his EPs and can be seen in the music vi

Sherri Kay DuPree            Origin/Culture/Country: American

Sherri Kay DuPree: is a vocalist, guitarist and lyricist for the band Eisley. Three of her siblings, Chauntelle, Stacy and Weston are also members of Eisley, along with her cousin, Garron. Her youngest sister Christie has performed with them live as well. Her drawings can b

Donald Victor Dupree, Sr.            Origin/Culture/Country: American

Donald Victor Dupree, Sr.: was an American bobsledder who competed in the late 1940s. He won a bronze medal in the four-man event at the 1948 Winter Olympics in St. Moritz.