Sarah St. Albin
A Night in Neverland
The Rendezvous Jewelbox Theater
2322 2nd Avenue
Seattle, WA 98121
Oct 21 – 22, 2017
9:30 PM UTC
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A Night in Neverland is the only themed musical event in the Seattle area that offers concert-goers the opportunity of a nostalgic return to an imaginative, whimsical childhood Halloween without sacrificing the fun aspects of adulthood. The concert, which features performances by four PNW-based bands in the iconic Jewelbox Theater at the Rendezvous, will provide an enchanting escape for guests from the mundane challenges of adulthood. Remember when the sugar-rushed excitement of Halloween was up there with birthdays and Christmas as one of your favorite days of the year? The costumes, candy, trick or treating, the thrill of haunted houses, and spooky parties? Going home at the end of the night to separate your candy by kind to take stock of your spoils? Ever wish you could go back and recapture the unrestrained delight and fright you felt as a child? Welcome to Neverland, where for one night you can free yourself from the stress of adulting and enjoy Halloween once again, but with the added perks of staying out late, live music, and drinks! The event will be equipped with costume contests, candy, prizes, live music, & more. All bands will be dressed in costumes and we invite you to captivate us with your own. If we are spellbound by your attire you will have the opportunity be entered into our costume contest with a chance to walk the stage and win exciting prizes. Tickets for general admission will be available soon. We will also be offering exclusive VIP packages. RSVP to the event and stay tuned! 21+
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Sarah St. Albin Biography
"...the catchiness of an early Taylor Swift hit but with the raw and biting lyrics of Joan Baez." - Northwest Music Scene (in a review of the track "Juliet")
"There's no doubt, [Sarah's] lyrics, vocals, and piano can fill any venue. But she can also roll in with her band and drop the hammer. I'm not even sure what drop the hammer means, but I know she did it at the Seattle Acoustic Festival." - Rain City Collective (Seattle)
Sarah St. Albin is a piano pop singer and songwriter based in Seattle, WA. At the piano, her ballads are reminiscent of the emotional and compositional complexity of Tori Amos and the intimate warmth of singer-songwriters like Joni Mitchell and Joan Baez. Her first commercial release,
Small Voice (2017), has been described as blending “upbeat and sentimental pop” with “something dark-and-synthy.” Think Fiona Apple meets Sara Bareilles, but Tori won’t let go.
Sarah’s love of music began on a farm outside of eastern Washington where she grew up. She belted songs to her chickens and dreamed of being a pop star. She wasn’t allowed to study music as a kid, but finally started taking classical piano, voice, and guitar lessons at age 14. She wrote her first song about a Spokane teenager who died tragically on a family vacation in Zimbabwe. Even today, much of Sarah’s music stems from sadness, anger, and loss.
In early 2016, while in the middle of graduate school at the University of Washington, Sarah began her career as a professional musician. Since releasing Small Voice on her independent label, Desibelle Entertainment, she assembled a backing band and is taking her sound in a more pop/rock direction. She’s currently working on her next EP (release date TBD).
Read More"There's no doubt, [Sarah's] lyrics, vocals, and piano can fill any venue. But she can also roll in with her band and drop the hammer. I'm not even sure what drop the hammer means, but I know she did it at the Seattle Acoustic Festival." - Rain City Collective (Seattle)
Sarah St. Albin is a piano pop singer and songwriter based in Seattle, WA. At the piano, her ballads are reminiscent of the emotional and compositional complexity of Tori Amos and the intimate warmth of singer-songwriters like Joni Mitchell and Joan Baez. Her first commercial release,
Small Voice (2017), has been described as blending “upbeat and sentimental pop” with “something dark-and-synthy.” Think Fiona Apple meets Sara Bareilles, but Tori won’t let go.
Sarah’s love of music began on a farm outside of eastern Washington where she grew up. She belted songs to her chickens and dreamed of being a pop star. She wasn’t allowed to study music as a kid, but finally started taking classical piano, voice, and guitar lessons at age 14. She wrote her first song about a Spokane teenager who died tragically on a family vacation in Zimbabwe. Even today, much of Sarah’s music stems from sadness, anger, and loss.
In early 2016, while in the middle of graduate school at the University of Washington, Sarah began her career as a professional musician. Since releasing Small Voice on her independent label, Desibelle Entertainment, she assembled a backing band and is taking her sound in a more pop/rock direction. She’s currently working on her next EP (release date TBD).
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