An evening with Kelly's Hero's
ASHOVER PARISH HALL, DERBYSHIRE, S45 0BA
Friday 15th January 2027
Live & Local - An Evening with Kellys Heroes
Doors and bar open at 7pm.
Kellys Heroes are an East Midlands folk band who formed in 1983 with a repertoire encompassing fast and furious Celtic songs and tunes, gentle ballads and quality contemporary numbers as well as some original material.
Vocals, guitar, button accordion, melodeon, bodhran, fiddle flute and whistles all combine to create an evening of unforgettable music from these seasoned performers. With an impressive 14 recording albums to their name and having performed across the world in venues as varied as royal concert halls, stadiums and festivals, these masters of folk certainly know how to entertain.
Celtic songs and tunes, gentle ballads and more contemporary numbers by the likes of Christy Moore, Eric Bogle and Ewan MacColl as well as some original material,
A guaranteed great night out for all ages*, packed full of passionate and enchanting music!
'Fabulous and skilful playing' Long Whatton Village Festival
'Just brilliant, an absolute blast from start to finish' Simon Turner, The Atrium Bar & Kitchen, Radcliffe
'We feel too energised by the atmosphere and the music to go to bed' Audience member
Performance starts at 7.30pm.
There is NO reserved seating - first-come, first-served.
Advance tickets are £12.50 // concessions £10.00 // under 16's free. (+booking fees)
Tickets also available from the Parish Hall or Anna's Tuck Shop with no booking fee.
Event ends at 11pm.
Doors and bar open at 7pm.
Kellys Heroes are an East Midlands folk band who formed in 1983 with a repertoire encompassing fast and furious Celtic songs and tunes, gentle ballads and quality contemporary numbers as well as some original material.
Vocals, guitar, button accordion, melodeon, bodhran, fiddle flute and whistles all combine to create an evening of unforgettable music from these seasoned performers. With an impressive 14 recording albums to their name and having performed across the world in venues as varied as royal concert halls, stadiums and festivals, these masters of folk certainly know how to entertain.
Celtic songs and tunes, gentle ballads and more contemporary numbers by the likes of Christy Moore, Eric Bogle and Ewan MacColl as well as some original material,
A guaranteed great night out for all ages*, packed full of passionate and enchanting music!
'Fabulous and skilful playing' Long Whatton Village Festival
'Just brilliant, an absolute blast from start to finish' Simon Turner, The Atrium Bar & Kitchen, Radcliffe
'We feel too energised by the atmosphere and the music to go to bed' Audience member
Performance starts at 7.30pm.
There is NO reserved seating - first-come, first-served.
Advance tickets are £12.50 // concessions £10.00 // under 16's free. (+booking fees)
Tickets also available from the Parish Hall or Anna's Tuck Shop with no booking fee.
Event ends at 11pm.
Price
Ticket price incl. booking fee
£0.00 - £14.01