Dermot Kennedy at The Boot & Saddle
Dermot Kennedy is an Irish singer-songwriter whose music blends pop and rock with folk influences. Known for emotionally direct songwriting and a distinctive, gravelly vocal style, he later reached a wider audience with songs including “Power Over Me” and “Outnumbered.” His catalog also includes the album Without Fear, which helped establish his reputation as a compelling live performer.
The supplied event record lists Kennedy at The Boot & Saddle in Philadelphia on September 14, 2017. That date places the performance among his earlier U.S. appearances, before many listeners discovered his later chart successes. The record does not provide details about the show or confirm other dates at this venue, so no additional venue history can be verified here.
Philadelphia's long-standing live-music culture makes the city a natural setting for an intimate singer-songwriter performance. For listings on ticketschester.com, this event is categorized under Concerts and Pop / rock.
Venue and Seating Information
The Boot & Saddle is a Philadelphia music venue. The supplied event information does not include a seating chart or audience reviews, so specific section rankings and seating experiences cannot be confirmed. Check the event's listing details before purchasing to determine whether the performance is seated or general admission.
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