For Kids
Brad Keeler is a multi-instrumentalist (flatpick guitar, fingerstyle guitar, slide guitar, mandolin, banjo, Dobro, violin, harmonica, keyboard, electric & string bass) singer-songwriter and interpreter of traditional music. He plays “Covers from the Past 100+ Years & Originals from the Past 30+ Years” in genres ranging from blues to bluegrass, folk to country, swing to standards from the Great American Songbook and rock. He regularly been performing live for over 40 years solo and with any number of groups he has formed or been invited to perform with.
Samples of his music can be seen on YouTube channel BradKeelerMusic and at www.facebook.com/bradkeelermusic. His original music can be found on major streaming services by searching Brad Keeler Music. Either solo or with groups he has appeared at the Spokane Fall Folk Festival, the Northwest Folklife Festival in Seattle, the Tumbleweed Music Festival in Richland, (WA), the Blue Waters Bluegrass Festival in Medical Lake (WA), the Spokane Public Radio “Kids Concert Series” at the Bing Crosby Theater, ART ON THE GREEN in Coeur d’Alene (ID), the Inland Northwest Bluegrass Music Association Showcase Concert Series. the Valley Bluegrass Festival in Orofino(ID), the Lewis Clark Valley Bluegrass Association Showcase Concert Series in Clarkston (WA), the Old Town Blues Festival in Tacoma (WA), the Rock Cut Blues Festival in Orient (WA), the George Bluegrass Festival in George (WA), Pig Out In The Park in Spokane (WA), the Wood Song Festival in Orcas Island (WA), appeared live on TV and radio (KPBX, KSPS, KEWU, KPND, KCHW, KCTS, KRFP) and other festivals, events, fairs, farmer/craft markets, wineries, breweries, and venues too numerous to mention. He has released 17 small batch albums and has won prizes and ribbons for his multi-instrumentalism. Brad Keeler currently performs as a solo, as a duo with Tom Cline, with the Brad Keeler Trio, with the HOMEBREW STRINGBAND, the traveling singer-songwriter consortium “Keeler, Mores & Webb” (with Patrice Webb and Lyle Morse), and occasionally performs as accompanist for award-winning singer-songwriter Patrice Webb.
