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kellie-knight_horizontalKellie Knight is the powerhouse vocalist of Kellie Knight and the Daze, and strips down acoustic style alongside Daze members Steve Mcleod (guitar) and Paul Brewer (bass) to entice audiences with smoky and sensual sounds.

Kellie serves up originals from her upcoming EP, as well as covers from influences such as India Arie, Amy Winehouse, James Brown and Nina Simone.

See Kellie Knight and the Daze at the Sphinx Rock Cafe on Sunday November 3 and Melbourne Cup day at Ocean Shores Country Club.

Also coming up: Kellie Knight and the Daze at Nimbin November 8 and the Beach Hotel on November 10.

 

Find this and many other great gigs in Echonetdaily’s North Coast Gig Guide.

 

 

 

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