Jadea Kelly

Dinner and Doors 6:30PM
Performance 8PM

With opener Ryan O'Reilly 

'If you can imagine Patsy Cline writing songs with Feist you kind of have an idea of where Jadea Kelly resides in the musical spectrum' - The Pop Stereo USA Described by CBC as 'one of the shining jewels in the crown of Canadian songwriters' Jadea Kelly spends her time writing and living between Toronto, Canada and Los Angeles, CA. In 2016 she was awarded 'Contemporary Singer of the Year' at the Canadian Folk Music Awards for her heartfelt 2016 release 'Love & Lust'. The featured single 'Beauty' was placed on the Lifetime Network feature 'No One Would Tell' and the 2017 CBC Rio Paralympics Terry Fox Tribute. Jadea also received 'Best Score & Music' accolades from the Hollywood Independent Documentary Awards for her 2019 MWI EP soundtrack.

Jadea has co written and toured (as opener and backing vocalist) with the likes of Justin Rutledge, Whitehorse, Judy Collins, Catherine MacLellan, Royal Wood, Kelly Prescott, Sweet Alibi, Peter Katz, The Digging Roots, Leela Gilday and Joey Landreth. She has also performed and showcased her music across Canada, The United States and Europe, performing at the likes of Americana Fest (Nashville TN), Winnipeg Folk Festival, Calgary Folk Festival, Edmonton’s Interstellar Rodeo, Metal Toronto and Peterborough Folk Festival. Despite her Americana influence, she is also the featured vocalist with JUNO award winning metal group Protest the Hero (Kezia, Scurrilous and Volition).

Following a long pandemic pause, Jadea Kelly returns triumphantly in 2022 with her long awaited fourth studio album. Titled ‘Roses’ and released March 4th, 2022. Roses has earned impressive Spotify / Apple Music / Amazon Music editorial playlists, as well as front cover features on ‘Folk and Friends’ (Spotify), 'Renegade Folk' (Spotify) and ‘Fresh Folk Acoustic’ (Amazon Music). Accumulating over 2.6 million streams. Jadea was also featured on BBC Scotland ‘Another Country’ with Ricky Ross. She was also featured on the front cover of etalk / CTV, a March 2022 International Women's Day' feature.