Philly’s blues-soul artist Deb Callahan and her band celebrate 20 years of performing, touring, recording and entertaining music fans both regionally and around the United States.

Masks required to enter and removed only while seated. Limited tickets. 50% capacity to allow proper distancing.

Doors open at 7:00 pm. 7:30 show.

$15 per person online. $20 at the door. Online ticket sales close at 5:00pm day of show.

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Free Parking in Oakmont Municipal lot behind Kelly Center off Darby Road.

Kelly Music for Life will provide complimentary beverages. Drinkware and ice provided. All drinks will be served in disposable cups. BYOB is also welcome for adults for an additional $5 donation. Must be 21 to consume alcohol.

Masks required to enter and removed only while seated. Limited tickets. 50% capacity to allow proper distancing.

Live Stream Option: Watch at home. Pay what you can afford at https://kellycenter.org/contribute/ $10 suggested. Please indicate your donation is for Deb Callahan Band. Virtual tickets benefit performers and the Kelly Center.

Deb Callahan Band

Find more on Deb Callahan’s website.

Deb Callahan and her band recently celebrated 20 years of performing, touring, recording and entertaining music fans both regionally and around the United States. Deb has released 5 CD’s since 2002 and a limited edition World Café Live DVD. She has graced the stages of many festivals nationwide from The Monterey Bay Blues Festival in Monterey, CA, The Springing the Blues Fest in Jacksonville, FL, The Bayfront Blues Fest in Duluth, MN to WXPN’s XPonential Music Festival right here in Philly. Her latest CD “Sweet Soul” was recorded and produced by producer/drummer Tony Braunagel (Etta James, Bonnie Raitt, Robert Cray) in Los Angeles, CA and received some great national and international airplay on blues and triple A radio stations and good press and reviews. “Sweet Soul” made the top 50 contemporary blues albums for 2016 for the US Blues Music Report.