Irene Kelley

To celebrate the success of her recent Mountain Fever release, Benny's TV Repair, on our Bluegrass Today charts, Irene Kelley has created a lyric video for one of the tracks, Anything To Help You Say Goodbye, and offered a first

Chances are you knew Irene Kelley’s work before you knew her as an artist. That’s because her original songs have been recorded by everyone from Alan Jackson, Loretta Lynn, and Trisha Yearwood to Ricky Skaggs & Sharon White and Pure

Irene Kelley was a guest recently on an episode of The 615 Hideaway from Nashville with her band, and they have released one of the songs as a music video. It's Bluegrass Radio, the second single from her just-released album, Benny's

This morning we are delighted to share the new single from Irene Kelley, an ode to something we all love, Bluegrass Radio. Written by Irene and Jerry Salley, it tells of the comfort we feel when we find our favorite music

Well folks... it's that time of year again. There's a nip in the air, the leaves are mostly down, and the annual battle over when it's OK to talk about Christmas music has begun. The camps seem to line up along

Mountain Fever Records has released a new single today for Irene Kelley, one she wrote with Terry Herd and Billy Droze. It works the familiar terrain of the clatter of a train, something that many folks find comforting, especially those who

Mountain Fever Recording Artist, Irene Kelley is known for her appealing mix of bluegrass, country and Americana. The Latrobe, PA native began writing songs as a teenager and soon made her way to Nashville. Her songs were quickly noticed and

We all know it’s true. Bluegrass fans are some of the best people in the world, and they really look out for the artists and their music. Where would we be without the support of our unofficial “street team”? An

Jerry Salley has released a new music video, for a song he wrote with Irene Kelley for his current album, Front Porch Philosophy. The song is Thin Blue Line, written as a tribute to police officers who risk their life and safety

Perhaps the only thing better than enjoying live bluegrass by some of your favorite artists, is witnessing those artists perform in an intimate, magical setting with near perfect acoustics. This past weekend brought those elements together in a truly special