Casey Kelly’s performing and songwriting career spans 3 decades from sideman to Tom Rush on tour to headliner upon the release of his two solo albums (Casey Kelly and For Sale) on Elektra Records. Kelly’s years of playing with artists such as The Neville Brothers, America, the Beach Boys, BB King, Boz Scaggs, and Loggins & Messina gave him the forum to hone his skills as a singer and guitarist and songwriter. A two-time Grammy®-nominated songwriter for “Soon” (Tanya Tucker) & “Anyone Who Isn't Me Tonight” (Kenny Rogers/Dottie West) Kelly’s had a successful hit-songwriting career. Some of his other hits include: “That Road Not Taken” (Joe Diffie), “Somewhere Down the Line” and “Cowboy Rides Away” (George Strait).

Grammy® Award winning vocalist Leslie Ellis teamed up with Kelly and Cerney 4 years ago when she moved to Nashville. Together they have taken their show around the US and to Norway. Leslie has sung with many artists including Celine Dion (“My Heart will Go On”) and Thomas Dolby. Last year her self penned “The Flyer Song” was adopted by the US Navy and made into a video as a tribute to the troops and their families. As an actress, Leslie has appeared on television and the Broadway stage and in 2007 starred in an independent film called, “My Name Is Wallace” which was invited to the Cannes Film Festival...

Todd Cerney is well known for both his musicianship and his hits as a writer, which include “Good Morning Beautiful” (which spent five weeks at Number 1 on the country charts), and “I’ll Still Be Loving You” by Restless Heart, ASCAP’s Country Song of the Year in 1997. Todd has had songs in a number of movies, including “Tequila Sunrise” with Mel Gibson and Michelle Pfeiffer, and “Angel Eyes” with Jennifer Lopez. One of Todd’s most popular crowd-rousers – a harmonica-laden tune called “Blues is My Business” – was recorded by Etta James and used in season four of HBO’s “The Sopranos.”

8:30pm show w/$10 cover charge, reservations 615-794-5527