Shera Kelly is a professional performer and singer-songwriter in Kelowna BC. Shera has over 17 years of experience as a musician; she has toured across Canada twice and loves to adapt to different performance settings and events. Shera crafts her performances for listeners and is skilled in improvising songs as well as playing rehearsed sets. Improvised songs can be catered to specific guests based on event requirements and audience suggestions. Shera can lead a band improvised band with two weeks' notice or play a rehearsed set.
2 reviews
Shannon R.
July 4, 2025Shera and her husband played my wedding this past weekend, and they were absolutely amazing! Shera was so lovely to deal with and made the planning process fun and easy. She is wonderfully talented and was willing to learn some of our favorite songs and made the evening so special. She even did an impromptu happy birthday for a guest and first dance that wasn’t even planned. I would recommend hiring Shera for any invite- her flawless musicianship and voice are perfection for any event- you won’t regret it! 🩷
Hired as: Singing Guitarist
NatureVerse
Thank you very much Shannon. It was an honour to be a part of your beautiful day and such a gorgeous location. You two and your family were a delight to work with.
Kendra
August 29, 2022Wonder addition to our evening. Highly recommend booking her for your event.
Hired as: Singing Guitarist
Price range: $300 - $3000
"Her witty perspective is apparent from the beginning, “Seafoam Green,” but her irreverence and intelligence is turned all the way up on the title track. Not only is it funny and imaginative but charming and endearing. That’s a difficult balancing act. Production by Vancouver’s Winston appropriately is sympathetic to Kelly’s ideas, who establishes herself as a gifted songwriter to watch." Tom Harrison, The Province
"It’s a testimony to the singer-songwriter’s infectiousness that she gets away with it on this five-song EP. Kelly isn’t above playing things serious, with the “Stand by the Sea” offering up the kind of Lilith-friendly folk-pop that used to score three-album deals with Nettwerk back in the ’90s. Even more austere is “Black Chariot”, which, despite sounding like Nordic death-metal slang for a vessel to the underworld, seemingly has her weighing the pros and cons of sticking things out in a relationship that may or may not be headed for the rocks." Mike Usinger, (link hidden)
Singing Guitarist
