New music series begins at the Brewery Arts Center

Kelly Proud

Kelly Proud

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The Brewery Arts Center will be starting a new singer/songwriter series this Saturday night in what was formerly the Maizie Harris Jesse Black Box Theater, now simple known as The Maizie. Musicale @TheMaizie will be performed in an intimate setting with local and touring singer/songwriters giving them an opportunity to connect with the audience, interact and discuss the creative process.  The definition of musicale is “a musical gathering or concert, typically small and informal” and that is exactly what this series is intended to be.
The first in the series will begin at 7 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 16, with two powerhouse performers: Rachael McElhiney and Kelly Proud.
Kelly Proud merges acoustic folk and blues, Kelly is a local singer-songwriter with a gift for storytelling and appropriate usage of curse words. Her voice is hypnotic, and her songwriting will make you grateful you never broke her heart.
 McElhiney is a multi-instrumentalist She burst on to the folk scene with her band Buster Blue, garnering attention from Billboard as well as a coveted invitation to record a Daytrotter Session. Whether singing a cappella or over the stark accompaniment of ukulele and baritone saxophone, McElhiney's soulful voice takes command of any stage as she weaves stories of life, love, and lessons learned from her grandfather.


Rachael McElhiney

 

“This series is generously funded in part by one of our long-time members who loves our big outdoor shows but misses the intimate setting for live music that we haven’t been able to have since COVID,” said Brewery Arts Center Executive Director Gina Lopez in a press release. Masks will be required, and tickets are $10 per person and available online at breweryarts.org. More information and videos can be found on the Brewery Art Center’s Facebook page: www.facebook.com/Breweryartscenter.
For more information contact gina@breweryarts.org.

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