Frances Quinlan, the talented singer-songwriter and frontwoman of the indie rock band Hop Along, recently graced the NPR Tiny Desk stage in Washington, D.C., in February. Known for her piercing astuteness in drawing connections between personal experiences and broader themes, Quinlan charmed the audience with her witty banter, including humorous jabs at White House residents and even George Washington's teeth. This wasn't her first rodeo at the Tiny Desk, as she had previously performed with Hop Along in 2015. The artist, also a visual artist who creates all of the band's album art, showcased her introspective and empathetic songwriting style, offering a unique glimpse into her world through poignant narratives. With a rich musical background and a knack for storytelling, Quinlan's Tiny Desk concert was a memorable blend of humor, insight, and exceptional talent.