Born and raised in Houston, Texas, twenty-two year old Sarah Golden, the youngest of three, grew up in a family surrounded by music. Her brother currently plays the lap steel guitar and many other instruments in a Cajun/Zydeco roots band from Louisiana named The Bluerunners and in the Houston based country and western band Sean Reefer and the Resin Valley Boys. Her mother was in the Houston Symphony Choral and a church choir director, involving all of the family. Sarah began singing in church and joined school choirs and competitions. She is basically a self taught guitarist who is enjoying her current accomplishments and looking forward to learning and improving her skills. Her songwriting goal is to be able to express her thoughts and emotions with her music. She has joyously discovered that through her lyrics and music other people can identify with her feelings. She is very new to the entertainment scene, and wants to continue writing songs, reaching as many people as possible, and staying focused on her career.
Past performances include the Houston Women's Festival, Anderson Fair, Hard Rock Cafe [Austin], The Next Door Coffeehouse Songwriter Competition, and has played venues such as , the Travis Cafe, Shakespeare's Coffeehouse, Last Concert Cafe, The Next Door Coffeehouse, Sidecar Pub, Heliotrope, Chances, Dan Electros Guitar Bar, and many others. She is grateful for every opportunity to perform and gain experience, and thankful to her many fans and supporters.
Hey Sarah, I'm a daddy now! Coming to Houston next week and I'm totally going to your concert! Looking forward to seeing and hearing you live again for the first time in a while! I'll bring pictures of the little dude.
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Sorry to have missed your show last friday night.... Been sick for a couple of weeks... Please let us know when the next show is coming up.. we would love to go.... Hope all is good... take care..
Hi Sarah! We're looking forward to the show on July 14th at SRO NW Mall. You'll be sharing the stage with Selia Qynn, Connie Mims, Kimberly M'Carver & Carrie Ann Buchanan. For more information, please visit www.texassongwriterslive.com
I was listening to the CD of our KPFT show from last Spring...made me think of you. Hope everything is going well. Keep me posted. We definitely need to get you up here in Austin for a show.
hi.. how r u? i still come to ur page and jam out i luv it. I def need to come check u out soon. well hope all is well and hope u have a wonderful christmas
I bet you're still singing at Anderson Fair as I type, but just wanted to tell you again that it was great seeing you. Your voice sounded better than ever.
What was the name of that song you played, I think it was the 2nd you did, about a war? Was that a new one? I liked it.
I've been without a computer for the past few weeks since the move, but just wanted to say thanks for the excellent harmonies the other night at the Chances show. Stay in touch.
Hey, sweetness! Sorry I didn't make it to Mojo on Wednesday. I ended up running into a friend I haven't seen in 10 YEARS at work, so we spent the next several hours catching up. I hope it went well (but of course it did!).
