Kelly Green

Kelly Green (pianist/singer) and her quartet make their way back to her home town from NYC to celebrate their latest album release "Seems"! There will be two seatings for this evening, so please get your tickets accordingly on Eventbright! Kelly Green and her quartet featuring Elijah J. Thomas (flute, alto flute, and piccolo), Evan Hyde (drums), Luca Soul Rosenfeld (upright bass), will play an approximately 75min set followed by a 30 min meet and greet. This performance is part of an east coast tour to celebrate the release of their album "Seems" (out on all platforms March 29th). They will perform two distinct shows, so be sure to get tickets to both sets if you'd like to stay for both! They will be selling and signing limited edition CDs and Vinyls. They will be playing music from the album and new music they have been cultivating. Their repertoire consists of jazz from the 1930's through each decade and in to the modern day with compositions by Green and her band. Perfectly combining tradition with modernity & vocal with instrumental pieces, you'll be left on the edge of your chair wondering what will happen next. Green and her band are highly engaging with the audiece and perform with intensity, excitement and exhuberant joy. By attending this show you will receive 10% off a purchase of the vinyl! www.kellygreenpiano.com Kelly Green Bio: Kelly Green is an acclaimed pianist, vocalist, and composer based in NYC, originally from Central Florida. She is celebrated for her natural and conversational singing which is deeply connected to the story of the lyrics. Her piano artistry strikes a balance between sophistication and modernity, firmly rooted in the jazz tradition. Her compositions have an innate sense of the balance between the intrigue of complexity and the familiarity of simplicity. Green's performances engage through diplomacy and elegance, showing her love and empathy for her audience. She has headlined at prestigious venues and festivals including The Kennedy Center, Dizzy's Jazz Club NYC, and the DC Jazz Festival. Her first three albums, featuring luminaries such as Christian McBride and Steve Nelson, have received critical acclaim and airplay on XM radio, WBGO, and more. She's shared the stage with jazz greats like Steve Wilson, George Coleman, Scott Robinson and many more. Her piano mentors include the great Harold Mabern, Kenny Barron, and Mulgrew Miller, who is responsible for bringing her to New York. Once there, she studied voice under the esteemed vocal coach Shelton Becton. Stay tuned for her upcoming album, "Seems," in March 2024, featuring her long standing trio and special guests which promises to push the boundaries of jazz. Kelly Green's music is a blend of tradition and innovation, a testament to her artistry and love for jazz. Through her musical endeavors, Miss Green is dedicated to cultivating a profound connection with her audience by exploring concepts of spirituality and mental well-being. She seeks to inspire unity among diverse communities and promote awareness and action for the regeneration of our Mother Earth.