Kid Cali and Ashley Ghostkeeper

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Psych-western supergroup Kid Cali brings their expansive and shapeshifting sounds to the King Eddy on January 20 with opener Ashley Ghostkeeper.

About Kid Cali

Originally a songwriting collaboration between local player Tory Rosso and singer-songwriter  Tanner James, Kid Cali is a seven-piece, multi-vocalist art project that writes songs about “fictitious star-crossed lovers.” Influenced by Easy Rider and Kerouac, the band’s songs run dusty and steeped in psych, yet showcase members’ vocal talents through storytelling-style songwriting.

About Ashley Ghostkeeper

Ashley Ghostkeeper is a Metis-Cree Emerging Country Artist originally from Red Deer, Ab. She currently calls Calgary her home. Ashley was born into a family of singers and songwriters and at an early age was heavily influenced by her family and their love of music. At the tender age of 8 years old, Ashley began writing and singing her own songs. She knew then that music was her calling, blazing the trail to where she is now. Growing up, her inspiration by artists such as Miranda Lambert, Sara Evans, The Chicks, and 90s country sound helped to carve her honest, down to earth lyrics and writing style with an early 2000s country feel. Often being compared to a mix of Miranda Lambert and Carrie Underwood. Ashley’s unique singing style ranges from rowdy and sensitive to light and soothing with a melodic twang. A natural storyteller, Ashley’s music connects with her listeners at a deeper level of meaning and healing, while staying true to her country soul.

Sound production equipment for the King Eddy provided by PK Sound.