On the Record with Kelly

In this episode of On the Record with Kelly, listen to Kelly read a San Francisco Chronicle piece on Bob Weir, reflecting on his role in the Grateful Dead, his influence on San Francisco music, and her own memories of seeing him live at Chase Center, the Sphere and his final Golden Gate Park performance.This is part 1 of 3 episodes about Bob Weir, and it blends music history, personal reflection, and honors his legacy and the city that shaped him.

Kelly interviews multi-talented musician BRNDN DYLN. They chat about his musical journey from childhood karaoke to producing his own albums, blending alternative pop, R&B, and Latin influences. He shares his songwriting process, being a gay, disabled Latino artist, and how music has helped him process identity and mental health.The episode covers his debut Spanish album Nostalgia Tóxica, his Halloween single “A Frank Affair,” upcoming performances (including a Grand Central Station piano set),

This episode is a heartfelt tribute to Diane Keaton, celebrating her seven-decade career as an actress, director, musician, writer, photographer, and style icon.Kelly reflects on Diane's breakthrough roles, signature fashion, late-life music debut, personal struggles and joys, and the lasting inspiration she leaves behind.

Host Kelly dives into music history, today's trending artists and playlists, and notable live shows across California, including Sweetwater Music Hall highlights and rising local artists like Essence Goldman. The episode also spotlights WAMCon LA (Women’s Audio Mission) and its mission to empower women and gender-diverse people in audio, plus quick festival and chart updates and how to support live music and local venues.

*The ending accidentally got cut during production, so there may need to be a part 2 with Joe!*Kelly interviews her dad Joe about growing up in San Francisco and the unforgettable live music scene of the 1960s and 1970s. Joe shares memories of his first concerts at the Fillmore, seeing Led Zeppelin, the Rolling Stones, and the recent experience winning tickets to see The Who. He also recalls favorite artists, the value of live shows promoted by Bill Graham, meeting musicians like Declan Mulligan

On this solo episode, Kelly reflects on recent tragedies and the need for community before celebrating the very first MTV Video Music Awards on September 14, 1984. She shares an emotional vigil she watched online and a plea for compassion across differences.Then she revisits the unpredictable 1984 VMAs at Radio City Music Hall — Madonna’s iconic cake performance, Tina Turner, David Bowie, Herbie Hancock’s wins, and the messy, bold moments that made the show unforgettable — urging listeners to be

Hello and welcome to On The Record with Kelly — a solo episode where Kelly shares her musical roots, recaps the VMAs, and rounds up what's trending in music right now.Highlights include Lady Gaga's big night and an Ozzy Osbourne tribute at the VMAs, Jessy Lanza's heartfelt new EP, Hilary Duff's return to music, Charlie Puth's intimate shows, notable new singles, and music history tidbits from September 10th.

🎵 Joe Dreamz is the guest on the first episode of On the Record with Kelly! Discover how Joe's pursuit of his musical dreams began in high school and took a leap of faith in 2020, turning a challenging situation like the Covid pandemic into a thriving music career. From performing in San Diego to creating viral moments on TikTok, Joe shares his journey filled with personal growth, overcoming fears, and inspiring others to live Joe Dreamz.In this heartfelt conversation, Joe discusses the pivotal