Danielle Kelly
Open Air Host / Community Outreach CoordinatorDanielle Kelly moved to Ashland in 2003 from Sitka, Alaska to study theater at Southern Oregon University. She earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts in 2007 and has remained in the Rogue Valley pursuing a performance career, as a model, actor, and live performance vocalist. She manages and is the lead singer of two performance groups: DK Soul Project and DK Jazz Project. She began hosting Open Air on JPR's Rhythm & News Service in 2015.
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The Seattle ensemble mixes '60s girl-group soul, with garage rock for a fun, upbeat sound all their own. -
The Cassandra Lewis Cosmic Starlight Revelry came through town. Cassandra and bassist Emily Turner spoke with Danielle Kelly and played some live cuts ahead of their show in Medford. -
The Southern Oregon-based singer/songwriter and producer returns to JPR ahead of his new album "Show Me The Answer." -
The new album -Cut & Rewind- is a collaboration from powerhouse vocal trio Say She She and funk and soul band Orgone. -
Southern Oregon's the Brothers Reed have just finished their sixth studio album Long Way to Go. They dropped by to play some new tunes ahead of their album release show at the Holly Theatre. -
The Brothers Reed celebrate their new album "Long Way To Go" with a release party at the Holly Theatre and a JPR Live Session. -
The outspoken singer/songwriter doesn't forget to have fun as she speaks truth to power. -
The sibling duo from New Orleans started out as a trio playing alternative rock but hit their stride when they switched up and went acoustic. -
Jason Dea West returned to the JPR studio for a live session with his band The Siskiyou Crest and debuted some new songs. -
Southern Oregon's own Adam Gabriel & The Cavaliers stopped by to play some new tunes and chat with Danielle Kelly ahead of their national tour. -
Veteran Southern Oregon singer/songwriter Alice Di Micele joined us along with her band Force of Nature. She's getting ready for a solo tour that includes dates in Colorado and the Midwest. -
In a career marked by unconventional turns, Sturgill Simpson tries on a new alter ego - Johnny Blue Skies.
