Sarah Harralson

Sarah Harralson presents honest, bare-boned recordings that are authentic,” stated Music Connection Magazine after hearing her debut singer-songwriter EP, Finally Found, in 2014. Her authenticity lies in her lyrics based on true stories followed by melodies that will be stuck in your head hours after hearing it. An authentic storyteller and straight shooter, she is not afraid to tell it like it is in her music. This Knoxville native began writing songs when she was ten years old, her bluegrass musician grandfather being her biggest musical influence. She was surrounded by genres such as country, rock ‘n roll, soul, and pop growing up, but the storytelling aspect of country is what ultimately drew Harralson to pursue that genre.

The multi-instrumentalist and Knoxville native has penned multiple albums as well as an original children’s book, Turtle Tears. Harralson has contributed to various philanthropic endeavors, including The America for Bulgaria Foundation, Colorectal Cancer Alliance and Musicians On Call (MOC). She was honored with the Michael Solomon Golden Ukulele Award for providing live music to nearly 20,000 hospital patients over the past ten years.