This past weekend in Central PA was one of the best I’ve ever had in my life. From video interviews, documentary tapings and Chinese food, to songs about chainsaw injuries, Stephen King, and some of the most captive audiences I’ve ever met.
Thank you to everyone at My Rural Radio for making it all happen.
Stay tuned for videos from the Boondocks Club, and also Bistro 19 in York.
*also check out my facebook page for awesome photos taken by Matt Davis, and more.

While in PA, Randy from the York Dispatch met with Mike Males from
My Rural Radio and I to do a video segment titled,
‘York Online Radio Station Hits Big’ on what it all means. Check out the video of our goofy jingle, and some of ‘I’m Like a Train, My Lord,’ and more right here

the Fly Magazine, a Central PA nightlife newspaper did a nice write-up about my show/live documentary taping at the Boondocks Club in York Haven, PA.
They said, “Quirky, catchy songwriting, accomplished instrumentation and an alto twang that rides the pendulum seamlessly between tender lullabies and full-blown rock songs.” …Thanks mucho guys.

In other news, last night was an AMAZING show at the Middle East Upstairs for Patrick Coman’s song series, ‘For the Sake of Song.’ This series, typically held at the Armory in Somerville, was a fundraiser for Music Drives Us, Ernie Boch Jr.’s foundation to raise funds to provide music to children in need, for which I’m an Ambassador. stay tuned for awesome videos and photos from the event. I performed, ‘Old Man,’ and ‘A Man Needs a Maid,’ and I think they’ll be added to live show repertoire… yessir.

The Boston Globe previewed the show. To read the entire article, click here

The awesome Boston music blog, Boston Band Crush, also wrote about the show and said, “Sarah’s combination of astoundingly beautiful voice and playful stage persona is sure to win over any listener still capable of being moved by the art of music. After a Sarah Blacker performance you just can’t help be feel a little bit better about being alive.” Thanks guys :]