Keeley Dodd

Born in Toronto, Ontario, Keeley moved to Dallas with her family when she was 15. Keeley wrote her first song at age six, but then proceeded to study ballet, tap, jazz, and modern dance until college. Although singing came later in life for Keeley than most, it was obvious from her first performance at Johnny High Country Revue (where artists Leann Rimes and Steve Holy got their start) that she was born with a great talent for it. The show immediately asked her back for their "Best of the Best" show. Since then, Keeley has not looked back and has performed at numerous venues, including Dallas Cowboys Stadium, LSU stadium, KSCS Fourth of July Festival, Grapevine Opry, Garland Opry and Fort Worth Opry, and has been a guest singer with several local country bands. After singing with a dance band in Dallas for two years, where she performed at many corporate events and weddings, Keeley moved to Nashville so she could focus on writing. Inspired by artists like KT Oslin, Wynonna, Bonnie Raitt, Susan Ashton, and other “ladies with attitude”, Keeley now spends much of her time writing her own material. She recently finished cutting a three side project with Chuck Howard, known for the development of such recording artists as: Leann Rimes (How do I Live, Blue, Coyote Ugly Soundtrack) Trick Pony, John Berry, Hank Williams Jr., etc. Keeley's desire is to glorify God by writing and recording music that will encourage and inspire others.