Kelly Flint, who once was the voice of the New York City-based postmodern lounge group Dave’s True Story, is performing her own music in a show in Rye on Thursday.
She’ll be one of a trio of singer-songwriters taking performing as on a Rye Arts Center Live! Coffeehouse bill at Le Pain Quotidien.
Paul Sforza and George Kilby Jr. will also perform.
Flint, a Scarsdale resident, will be joined on the upright bass by fomer DTS bandmate Jeff Eyrich, who promises Flint will be performing “lots of new songs.”
Flint started performing her own folk-inflected songs in earnest after DTS broke up in 2007, though she was writing songs long before she started singing bandmate Dave Cantor‘s jazzy songs in DTS beginning in the mid 1990s.
Catch up with what Kelly’s been doing lately by reading the interview she did with me 14 months ago for The Journal News/lohud.com.
IF YOU GO
What: Kelly Flint. Paul Sforza, and George Kilby Jr. in performance
Where: Rye Arts Center Live! Coffeehouse at Le Pain Quotidien, 30 Purchase Street, Rye, New York
When: 7 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 26 (Doors at 6 p.m.)
Tickets: $10 in advance (GO HERE to buy online), $12 at the door.
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