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0:00/3:03
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Big Ol' House 3:390:00/3:39
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0:00/2:47
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0:00/3:34
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Don't Gotta Listen 3:220:00/3:22
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Kentucky Waltz 3:470:00/3:47
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The Jester 4:090:00/4:09
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0:00/3:21
“Hugely talented.”
— Maverick Magazine (United Kingdom)
“Louisville legend.”
Brigid Kaelin
Multi-instrumentalist Brigid Kaelin has been a guest on NPR's A Prairie Home Companion, the BBC, has traveled the world doing speaking engagements as well as music performances. She’s played accordion, musical saw and sung with Elvis Costello many times, tours Europe at least once a year, yet remains a staple performer in Louisville, where she has received multiple "Best Singer/Songwriter" awards. Her new album, Those Who Drift Away, was produced by Grammy-nominated Steve Cooley (The Dillards, Bill Monroe) and is an upbeat, rollicking, bluegrass-infused folk record, "peppered with witty wordcraft." Brigid writes the popular blog, The Red Accordion Diaries, where she overshares her adventures in music, travel, whisky and motherhood. She recently turned down a dream role in a national-touring Broadway show in order to care for her dying mother and wouldn't change a thing about that.
NOTABLE FESTIVAL APPEARANCES:
AmericanaFest (Nashville)
Original Thinkers (Telluride)
Forecastle (America)
Belladrum Fest/ Tartan Heart (Scotland)
HullabaLOU (America)
Islay Whisky Festival (Scotland)
Celtic Connections (Scotland)
HebCelt (Scotland)
MusicPort (England)
Einsiedeln MusikFest (Switzerland)
HAS OPENED FOR/SHARED A BILL WITH :
Jason Isbell, Jim James, Ben Folds, Maceo Parker, Nellie McKay, Elvis Costello, Dan Bern, Loretta Lynn, Cowboy Jack Clement, Patty Loveless, Dave Matthews & many more.
What a #livemusic set from @BrigidKaelin and #SteveCooley on @BBCCambs! Catch them at the @sixbellscamb #Cambridge #iPlayer pic.twitter.com/uUGmejt30g
— Jeremy Sallis (@jeremysallis) January 31, 2018
Big thanks to @BrigidKaelin & #SteveCooley. Catch the full @BBCCambs interview via https://t.co/QfgFxSSROn and gig tonight at @sixbellscamb pic.twitter.com/1CpAAuOfI9
— Jeremy Sallis (@jeremysallis) January 31, 2018