Last night, Ruston Kelly made an appearance on Late Night With Seth Meyers, where he performed the title track from his new album, The Weakness. Despite his roots as a country artist, Kelly’s performance showcased his diverse range of inspirations from outside of the genre. It is safe to say that his new album, The Weakness, leans more towards a rock record than a traditional country album.
The Tennessee-born singer-songwriter’s music can be described as a blend of classic songcraft, moody Americana, and alternative rock. In fact, he has even coined the term “dirt emo” to describe his unique blend of genres. Ruston Kelly has been praised for his raw and honest lyrics that touch on themes of addiction, heartbreak, and mental health.
Kelly has been gaining a loyal fan base over the years and has opened for acts like The Lumineers, Chris Stapleton, and Kacey Musgraves. On May 6th, he is set to perform at The Showbox at the Market in Seattle. For ticket information for his upcoming show, visit Ticketmaster.
Fans who attend Ruston Kelly’s show at The Showbox can expect a powerful and emotional performance. Kelly’s music has been described as both haunting and uplifting, with a unique ability to connect with listeners on a deep level. With his powerful vocals and introspective lyrics, Ruston Kelly is sure to leave a lasting impression on his audience.
Watch Ruston Kelly’s Late Night With Seth Meyers performance below:
Official music video for “The Weakness”:
