Kelly Coberly…. Now, that name just sounds Country… and it is a name that is becoming more and more well known throughout the world every day. From her home town of Buckhannon, West Virginia, down to Nashville, TN, and to the far countries of Canada and Europe, Kelly has been heard on radio, seen in concert, watched on television, read about in newspapers, and viewed online at her website. With her blend of Country, Bluegrass, and Gospel music, Kelly's musical style has been compared to that of Patty Loveless, Alison Krauss, and Patsy Cline, yet having an outstanding unique vocal style of her own. From small private events, to large crowds of 10,000 or more, Kelly’s piercing vocals have brought smiles, tears, chills, and goose bumps to fans everywhere. Kelly has been known to “bring down the house” with her astounding Gospel renditions.

        Growing up in a musical family, Kelly has always had a real passion for music. While attending Bluegrass Festivals and other musical events as a child, she always knew she wanted to pursue a singing career. Kelly says, “My first job in the music business was at age 7 when I helped my grandparents in their recording studio in Broadway, Virginia. I thought shrink-wrapping cassette tapes was the biggest thing in the world!”  Kelly has gone from having a lifelong dream, to actual reality, by pursuing a career as a Country/Bluegrass Recording Artist. Kelly began singing in the school chorus at about age 9, and she has been performing professionally since the year 2000. In only 8 years, Kelly has already accomplished so much, including eighteen (18) awards from the Tennessee Country Music Association and the North America Country Music Association, International, as well as a #2 original single (written by Kelly) on the Country charts in Australia, and much more. Kelly has gained the respect and loyal support of many fans throughout the world.  She has recorded five albums, including her recently released All-Bluegrass Album, titled "Bluegrass Express".  In 2006, Kelly released an All-Original tribute album titled, "Remember West Virginia Coal".  This album is a tribute to her hometown, as she is from Upshur County, West Virginia, where the Sago Mine Tragedy occurred in January 2006.

        Kelly continues to charm crowds everywhere and is looking very forward to her future in the music business. Her passion is Country and Bluegrass Music, and she says, “The biggest feeling of accomplishment is hearing the audience's response and compliments after my performances. I feel so blessed to be able to “do what I love”, and know that the fans “love what I do”. Kelly is ready to do whatever it takes to take her career to the next level. She is working harder than ever to achieve her ultimate goals of becoming a successful Nashville Recording Artist with a major Record Label, and the most prestigious honor of all, to become a member of the Grand Ole Opry. With her strong determination and persistence, her outstanding vocal ability, and her professional and pleasant personality, Kelly Coberly is surely bound for success.