Who says white women can’t sing the blues? Certainly not Bonnie Raitt, Susan Tedeschi, or any number of other sassy, saucy ladies with that certain six string savvy. The blues may be rooted in the ...

line and by phone at 216-226-5681. "It was powerful, and I loved it," said Richey, who was 15 when she got the ax. "It really changed my life in a short period of time. First, I had a guitar, and then ...

During this one-hour special that'll air at 11pm on Saturday, January 24th, you'll hear an interview by Stuart Holman with Sonny Moorman, and then later in the show, you'll hear an interview I did ...

The blues is Kelly Richey’s anchor. Blues music has always been present through her 22 years as a musician, even when one of her soaring 20-minute guitar solos on “Crossroads” or “Hey Jude” more ...

Cincinnati blues musician Kelly Richey is bringing her band back to Grand Forks tonight as part of the Empire Arts Center's Budweiser Blues Series. Richey first came to North Dakota in 2005 when she ...

Enter Your Email to Unlock This Article Plus, get the best of BroadwayWorld delivered to your inbox, and unlimited access to our editorial content across the globe. Cincinnati's own Female Power Duo ...

After logging 55,000 miles on the road during 2014, blues-rocker Kelly Richey is changing the way she does things this year. “I could not just keep at that pace,” says the Cincinnati-based Richey, 52, ...

Blues musician Kelly Richey is no stranger to Grand Forks. She's made four appearances here in the past four years, the most recent in April. Saturday, she'll be back at the Empire Arts Center to ...

One music critic described blues-rock guitarist Kelly Richey as “Stevie Ray Vaughan trapped in a woman’s body with Janis Joplin screaming to get out.” That alone should tempt you to grab a seat for ...

Kelly Richey: When the Cincinnati blues-rock guitarist comes to the Bamboo Room on Friday, she will bring a riff-laden set of new material from her latest album, “Sweet Spirit,” released in March. The ...