ABOUT CINDY LEE BERRYHILL:
San Diego’s own Cindy Lee Berryhill (http://www.cindyleeberryhill.com/) is one of the key early figures in the ’80s anti-folk movement. Her music combines a deeply personal point of view and an edgy wit leavened with a compassion for the world around her.

Her newest album on Omnivore records is full of songs pertaining to the subjects of love and desire and inspired by the love she shared with her late husband, rock journalist and founder of the magazine Crawdaddy, Paul Williams.

LISTEN NOW: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vpFI73aO9IE

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ABOUT BILL KELLY:
A poet, singer songwriter, multi instrumentalist and producer he has released 5 albums of original work that have appeared in films by Gus Van Sant, (Promised Land) Weinstien films (Where in the World is Osama Bin Laden) Roadside Attractions (Super Size Me) Ken Russel films (Whore) network television, (ED, Northern Exposure) documentaries (Alligator on the Zipper) Mary MacGowan (Morning Glory).

Buddy Miller praised Bread on the Waters as “a beautiful record with songs that won’t let go”

Bill is currently finishing up a new record with producer Lincoln Schleifer, and includes Larry Campbell, John Leventhal, John Ginty, Clifford Carter, Bob Telson, Marc Shulman, Gary Sieger, Anthony Krizan, Joe Bonadio, Denny McDermott, among others due for 2017 Spring release.

Bill is involved in multiple projects including: the nationally touring tribute show, CSN Songs, celebrating the music of Crosby Stills and Nash and Young, Chris Berardo and the DesBerardo’s,
Brother Flower, the Civil War Jam Band and Folkfoot.

LISTEN NOW: https://www.reverbnation.com/mramericana/song/20169335-handful

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Guests are invited to explore the museum’s themed rooms and secret doors, 60 signed guitars, memorabilia, art and much more before the event begins. Be sure to bring a shopping bag everything is for sale! Online reservations are required, cash bar. Concert Begins: 7:30pm, Doors Open: 6:00pm

Proceeds of this concert go to support the artist-in-residence, heroes and other programs at O Museum in The Mansion.