Bobby McKey’s Local Live Music

Live Music Performances in Washington DC/Maryland

Ronnie Smith

Entertainment Director

Andrew Tepe

Singer/Pianist

Daniel Korzelius

Singer/Pianist

Dave Haywood

Singer/Pianist

Jimmy “Ross” Morouse

Singer/Pianist

Neil McKillip

Singer/Pianist

Drew De Four

Singer/Pianist

Angela Madrid

Singer/Pianist

Kin Curran

“Kin” (aka Colleen) grew up in Ohio and studied Vocal Performance and Music Education at Eastern Michigan University. She taught vocal music for ten years to students K-12 while also releasing a few records in that time. For the last 10 years, she has been performing Dueling Pianos and her own music all around the world with her husband, Drew De Four.

Rachel Solomon

Rachel is honored to be in the company of the amazing musicians and performers on the Bobby McKey’s stage!  Based in Nashville since 2005, she has performed in solo and dueling piano bars all over the United States and the world, including in Norway, Germany, the Caribbean, and even on cruise ships off the Balkan coast of Russia and the Pacific coast of Mexico.  Rachel has performed on The Today Show, Toby Keith’s “Shut Up and Hold On” tour, and has had a song placed on MTV’s “16 & Pregnant”.  As a side-(wo)man, she has toured with artists such as Laura Bell Bundy, Jenn Bostic, Ruby Amanfu, Love and Theft, Krystal Keith, and Heidi Newfield (of the country group Trick Pony). Penned “the female Billy Joel” by her Berklee College of Music songwriting professor, she has also toured nationally as a solo artist and released two EPs, “Love Ourselves” and “Right On Time”. Her song “Baltimore” was a finalist in the 17th Annual Great American Song Contest. 

Rachel loves the engagement with the audience that is ingrained in a piano bar setting.  Combine that with her vast and diverse library of song knowledge, she is game for almost any song request that comes in!

Jordan Peterson

Jordan grew up in small-town Nebraska. While everyone else was listening to country music, he was listening to 70s funk and disco. He started playing piano at the age of 7. And he’s been called pretty fly for a white guy.