Daisy Royce is a Philadelphia-based singer, songwriter, dreamer, and truth-teller with the voice of a Disney Princess and honest lyrics reminiscent of Kacey Musgraves. Her genre tows the line between musical theatre and folk, with a strong emphasis on storytelling. She has played at a host of Philadelphia venues including The Mermaid Inn, Bourban and Branch, Connie’s Ric Rac, The Rusty Nail, and The Paris Bistro. “It’s both altogether spellbinding and carries the weight of the whole world,” wrote Jason Scott of music blog B-Sides and Badlands. Daisy released her first album, Series of 2-Week Love Stories, in August of 2020 and subsequently wrote and performed a Fringe Festival Cabaret featuring those songs. She is working on recording a second album featuring all new songs which will debut in 2023.
Kate Assiran Trio is an Acoustic Rock Songstress from Drexel Hill passionate about your ears to a truly unique sound. She will take you on a musical journey through the misadventures of her 20's to navigating adulthood and family life in Suburbia. Her style can be described as Alternative Acoustic Rock with a Blues Edge.
Miss Mandy and The Somethings Soulful vocals and rich instrumentation blend perfectly in the all-encompassing music of Miss Mandy. Operating outside of genre, her influences include a little dash of them all. Singer, songwriter, and social worker, Mandy pulls musical influence from a wide spectrum of style. With versatile tastes, Miss Mandy is a collection of rock, folk, country, R&B, and soul with a long history of musical theatre hokeyness. After 20 years of holding space for stories of pain, trauma, and triumph as a social worker, Miss Mandy is serving up her musical dreams from the soul.
Advance Discount Tickets: Adults $10. At the Door: Adults $15. Advance Discount sales close 5 pm day of show.
BYOB is welcome an additional $5 donation per drinker. Must be 21 to consume alcohol. Disposable cups provided.
Doors open at 7:00 pm. 7:30 show.
Free Parking in Oakmont Municipal lot behind Kelly Center off Darby Road.
This show will NOT be LiveStreamed on YouTube or Facebook.
The Kelly Center is operated by Kelly Music for Life, Inc., a non-profit 501c3 pure public charity that supports Music Education, the Arts, and other community initiatives. For more information visit https://kellycenter.org
For all events, we are focusing on SAFETY. We have improved air filtration inside the Kelly Center for the safety of Customers, Staff and Performers. We have upgraded to Hospital Grade HEPA air filtration, Negative Air Ion filters and Apple Catechin filters with antiviral and antibacterial properties. These upgrades trap and deactivate microscopic bacteria and viruses, and can diminish or prevent the spread of diseases. Our HVAC draws in fresh air from outside, completely turning the inside air over every 5 minutes. We open the windows when appropriate to improve fresh air flow.