This event is in the past.It took place on September 19, 2026 at Godfrey Daniels | Live Music Listening Room.
Country Music ConcertCountry Music ConcertSouth Side Historic District, Bethlehem
Kieran Kane and Rayna Gellert bring their minimalist, roots-oriented songwriting to the stage. The duo blends Kane’s foundational Americana influence with Gellert’s deep-rooted Appalachian traditions for an evening of authentic storytelling.
Kieran Kane
American roots Americana singer‑songwriter, co‑founder of The O’Kanes and Dead Reckoning Records
Kieran Kane co‑founded The O’Kanes and the independent label Dead Reckoning Records, and his solo work has helped shape modern Americana. He is known for understated, groove‑oriented playing and songwriting that has been recorded by artists such as Alan Jackson, John Prine, and Emmylou Harris.
Rayna Gellert
Appalachian old‑time fiddler and vocalist, prominent in the American string‑band revival
Rayna Gellert grew up in a musical family and became a prodigious fiddler, contributing to the revival of Appalachian old‑time music through her work with the roots band Uncle Earl and collaborations with artists like Scott Miller and Abigail Washburn.
Country Music ConcertCountry Music ConcertSouth Side Historic District, Bethlehem
Kieran Kane and Rayna Gellert bring their minimalist, roots-oriented songwriting to the stage. The duo blends Kane’s foundational Americana influence with Gellert’s deep-rooted Appalachian traditions for an evening of authentic storytelling.
Kieran Kane
American roots Americana singer‑songwriter, co‑founder of The O’Kanes and Dead Reckoning Records
Kieran Kane co‑founded The O’Kanes and the independent label Dead Reckoning Records, and his solo work has helped shape modern Americana. He is known for understated, groove‑oriented playing and songwriting that has been recorded by artists such as Alan Jackson, John Prine, and Emmylou Harris.
Rayna Gellert
Appalachian old‑time fiddler and vocalist, prominent in the American string‑band revival
Rayna Gellert grew up in a musical family and became a prodigious fiddler, contributing to the revival of Appalachian old‑time music through her work with the roots band Uncle Earl and collaborations with artists like Scott Miller and Abigail Washburn.