Kelly Center Presents: Barry Harris, Jeremy Galyon, and Hugo Vera

Delco’s own Barry Harris hosts an evening featuring world-renowned artists making their debut on a Delco stage at the Kelly Center. The music selection will span the centuries all the way up to the present day.

Barry Harris

Delco Singer/Songwriter/Pianist BARRY HARRIS began his musical journey in his hometown and has performed on stages in New York, Nashville, and Los Angeles. Barry’s latest single is his original hometown tribute song “Delco (Done Right)”. He draws inspiration from his favorite piano-pop music from the 1970s. He currently co-hosts “The Manilow Method Podcast”, an in-depth review of the musical career of Barry Manilow. Connect with Barry @barryharrismusic on all social platforms.

Jeremy Galyon

JEREMY GALYON is a bass from Bethlehem, PA. Applauded for his “robust and charismatic performances” San Francisco Chronicle, Jeremy Galyon continues to impress audiences and critics alike in both the bass and bass-baritone repertoires. Successes include Handel's Messiah at Carnegie Hall with John Rutter conducting and collaborations with The Metropolitan Opera, San Francisco Opera, and Minnesota Opera.

Hugo Vera

A native Texan, the esteemed tenor HUGO VERA is described as possessing a “truly heroic voice” that is both “beautiful and brilliant.” Increasingly in demand and a frequently featured artist of The Metropolitan Opera, Dr. Vera has performed 34 roles and 20 choral orchestral works with distinguished companies in the US as a full lyric and spinto tenor.

Advance Discount General Admission Tickets $18.

Advance Discount VIP Reserved Table Seating $25. 

At the door $25. Advance Discount sales close 5PM day of show. 

The Kelly Center does not have a physical box office for advance ticket purchases. You may purchase tickets at a discount on line in advance. Otherwise tickets are full price at the door if any tickets remain.

BYOB is welcome for an additional $5 donation per drinker. Disposable cups and ice provided. No Food is served at the Kelly Center. You can bring in outside food. There is a vending machine with snacks , cold drinks, and coffee pods for a Keurig.  

Doors open at 7:00 pm. 7:30 show.  

Free Parking in Oakmont Municipal lot behind Kelly Center off Darby Road. Additional FREE parking is available courtesy of our friends at Grace Chapel on the corner of Eagle and Darby Roads.

The Kelly Center is operated by Kelly Music for Life, Inc., a non-profit 501c3 pure public charity that supports Music Education, the Arts, and other community initiatives. For more information visit https://kellycenter.org