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By Lisa Keating
Keating, a transplant from Los Angeles performs with Cords & Strings, a duo with Jesse Vernier on classical guitar or trio with the addition of bass player Justin Bransford as well as performances with Kodama Trio, featuring Robert Muller on piano, Jeremy Bleich on bass and Milton Villarrubia on drums. Most recently seen at Vannessie's with Doug Montgomery, Keating has also played The Starlight Lounge, Geist Cabaret, After Hours on Canyon Road and The Performance Space.


Robert Muller at the piano with Lisa Keating






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