7pm Doors / 7:30pm Show
$20 adv / $25 dos

Sean Kiely is a singer, songwriter, and guitarist from Jersey City, NJ. His music starts in folk and ends up somewhere harder to name: acoustic at its core, but restless enough to pull in Americana, jazz, and whatever else the song asks for. His lyrics are patient and precise, chasing ordinary moments to conclusions that feel both surprising and inevitable. An "alt-folksonger”, present for the cosmic joke.

The new 9 song album Long Live The Low (Multiple Logo) finds Kiely backed up by an impressive group of collaborating musicians: expansive, genre-defying creative voices including Bobby Hawk (Phoebe Bridgers, Bleachers), Chris Morrissey (Norah Jones, Margaret Glaspy), Bill Campbell (Andrew Bird, Kurt Rosenwinkel), Chris Parker, Jean Rohe, Jeff Taylor, and Juno Award winning Canadian singer-songwriter and banjoist Kaia Kater. The title track “Long Live The Low” announces the album on 9/1/26. It’s an anthem to the modest, the quiet, and the “real under the biggest lie you ever told."

Chris Morrissey is a songwriter, a bassist, a singer, a music director, a Leo, an uncle, a lover of most dogs and some cats, a New Yorker, a Minnesotan, a yoga practicer, a runner, a wino, a restaurant frequenter, and joke teller/appreciator. As a composer and band leader, Morrissey has released seven records: “Live In Minnesota” (2024 GroundUP Music) “Grey Like The Color” (2024 GroundUP Music) "Impact Winter Formal” (2021, Edition Records) "Laughing and Laughing” (2018, self release), "North Hero" (2013, Sunnyside), "Cannon Falls Forever" (2011, self release) "The Morning World" (2009, Sunnyside). His eighth recording came out in February of 2026 on GroundUP Music.

As a bassist, he's logged hundreds of thousands of miles touring five continents with Norah Jones, Mark Guiliana Jazz Quartet, Beat Music, The Jim Campilongo Trio, Dave King Trucking Company, Sara Bareilles, Chris Thile’s “Live From Here” house band, Margaret Glaspy, Trixie Whitley, Boy George, Ben Kweller, Andrew Bird, Mason Jennings, Gretchen Parlato, Gabriel Kahane, and Amy Helm. As a music director, he assembled bands and arrangements for Sara Bareilles, Sharon Van Etten, Trixie Whitley, Maren Morris and Elle King.

Jean Rohe writes one-of-a-kind narrative songs, concerned as much with the interior lives of her narrators as with the sociopolitical forces that shape them. Her long list of awards is a testament to the breadth of her vision, spanning prizes in roots music, song craft, lyric writing, theater arts, social-justice work, jazz performance, and arts education from organizations as diverse as the Brooklyn Arts Council, The NYC Women's Fund for Media, the Montreux Jazz Festival, the Telluride Bluegrass Festival, the Jonathan Larson Foundation, the Johnny Mercer Foundation, and MacDowell. She opens the show with a solo set of her formidable songs.

Sean Kiely Presents “Long Live The Low” Album Release ft. Chris Morrissey & Jean Rohe

Sean Kiely Presents “Long Live The Low” Album Release ft. Chris Morrissey & Jean Rohe