Ruby Kelly
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RUBY KELLY AT SHEEPFOLDS
Rising star Ruby Kelly is bringing her acclaimed singer-songwriter craft to Sheepfolds this season. The 22-year-old Sunderland-based artist has already made a significant mark on the North East music scene, supporting established acts including The Levellers, The Futureheads and Ferocious Dog. Her distinctive blend of acoustic Americana and folk sensibilities has earned her recognition at festivals across the region, and The Crack magazine has praised her as "one of the finest singer/songwriters working in the region today."
Ruby's recent releases showcase why she's rapidly becoming one to watch. Her second EP, Something in the Water, features the standout single St Elmo, celebrated as "rare talent" and described as "a glorious slice of rabble-rousing Americana." With poetic lyricism and compelling melodies rooted in folk and Americana traditions, her performances resonate deeply with audiences seeking authentic, heartfelt songwriting.
Come join us at Sheepfolds, Sunderland's hottest new food, drink and leisure venue, for an evening of exceptional live music. Whether you're a seasoned folk fan or simply seeking an evening of quality entertainment, Ruby Kelly's performance promises to be unmissable.
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“One of the finest singer/songwriters working in the region today.” - The Crack. Ruby Kelly showscharacteristics of acoustic Americana and Folk. Having supported The Levellers, The Futureheads and Ferocious Dog, the 22 year old prominently stands out as a newly discovered asset in the North East. Following her debut appearance at Beautiful Days in 2023, Ruby then attended Bearded Theory, Northern Kin and Summer Streets and is set to perform on the Acoustic Stage at Beautiful Days in 2025. Ruby Kelly released her first EP ‘King Of The World’ in 2021. Following its success, the Welsh songstress recently released her second EP ‘Something in the Water’, featuring single ‘St Elmo’ which North East magazine ‘The Crack’ featured in their November issue as the track of the month, describing it as ‘Rare talent’ and ‘A glorious slice of rabble-rousing Americana’. The second track featured on her EP, ‘The Roots’, has pulled on the heartstrings of listeners with Adam Walton (BBC Radio Wales) describing it as ‘Poetry in between the words and music’.
Sunderland's hottest new food, drink and leisure venue
