Kelli Brogan

Kelli Brogan is a storyteller in song who melds the narrative tradition of country music with the powerhouse pipes welded by classic R&B vocalists. Her artistry is a pathway to a classic pop opulence that’s thoroughly cultivated, including glamorous garb, stunning set design, theatrical performances, elegantly flowing dance and choreography informed from her background as an award-winning ballroom dancer, and world-class musicality. Kelli has garnered favorable comparisons to Celine Dion, Barbara Streisand, Patsy Cline, and Reba McEntire.

The Melbourne, Australia-based artist’s latest EP was produced by Greg Critchley (Kenny Loggins, Chaka Khan, David Foster), and represents a new glamorous era for Kelli. The EP’s first single, “If This Is All There Is,” is an elegantly reflective ballad with anthemic romantic overtones. “Singleville” is a jaunty “done wrong” pop rocker, showcasing the theatrical power of Kelli’s vocals and her playful side. Kelli contributed the swaggering original composition “The Woman I Was” to the EP. The song smoulders with funky and bluesy overtones, and it offers forth an uplifting message of living on your own terms.

Kelli has shared the stage with such diverse artists as Daryl Cotton, Denis Walters, Patrick McMahon and Olivia Newton John. She has performed Australia’s National Anthem in front of thousands of people at an arena show. Kelli garnered international acclaim when her self-titled debut album won “Best Country Ballad,” “Best Country Song” and “Best Country Album” at the Akademia Independent Music Awards in LA. Kelli’s single “Long After You’re Gone” also stayed at Number 1 on the Fan Voted Chart in the USA for 10 consecutive weeks—she has the distinction of being the first Australian to reach the number 1 spot on that chart.