ANNAPOLIS â Singer-songwriter Stephen Kellogg takes the stage at Rams Head On Stage at 7:30 p.m. Friday, April 16.
BBC Radio has called New England native Stephen Kelloggâs music âbeautifully crafted songs from a master singer songwriter.â
In the past decade, Kellogg has performed more than 1,500 concerts around the world, raised thousands of dollars for causes close to his heart, been named Armed Forces Entertainer of the Year and earned a Grammy nomination with guitarist Robert Randolph for Best Contemporary Blues Record.
In 2003, he founded Stephen Kellogg and the Sixers, which went on hiatus in fall 2012. His latest solo album is âObjects in the Mirror,â released in November 2018.
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Stephen Kellogg has succeeded in making a name for himself by writing what he knows: emotive lyrics that relate to his everyday life as a husband, father, and full-time musician, often infused with a level of hope, optimism and silver linings. Kellogg is releasing a surprise EP today,
I’ve Had Enough, featuring a newly-written title track, which The Bluegrass Situation premiered earlier this week. The EP also includes two additional songs that Kellogg played during his sold-out virtual tour earlier this year, a pivot planned after a scheduled tour was canceled in the spring.
“When you’ve been on the road for two decades straight, it’s not super easy to adjust to a complete stop, but 2020 made that the only option,” Kellogg says. “I found both pain and joy in the halting of momentum. These three songs speak to the emotions I’ve experienced this year, and I hope it speaks to others and can be of some comfort the way it has for me.”