Inger Lorre, born Lori Ann Wening on August 2, 1963, was an American singer. She began her music career with the band Nymphs in New Jersey, which relocated to California. The band's distinctive sound attracted major record labels, leading to a signing with Geffen Records in 1989 and the release of their album Nymphs in 1991. Lorre later collaborated with Motel Shootout on the single "Burn" (1995) and released her solo album Transcendental Medication in 1999. Notable collaborations include work with Jeff Buckley, featuring on tracks like "Angel Mine". Lorre's final studio album, Gloryland, was released in 2023. She passed away from cancer on October 16, 2024, at the age of 61.
