Nashville songbird Sara Beth Go (Geoghegan)  has been in the music business for 10 years. At 18, she ran out of her parents’ front door in New Orleans straight to Nashville, fueled on naïve hopes to become the world’s most profound Christian artist.

“Dolly Parton has this saying, ‘I’m too good to be bad and too bad to be good.’ The more I lived – the more I loved, and especially the more I hated – the more I related with Dolly’s words,” explains Sara Beth.

Once so narrowly focused, Sara Beth’s songs, like her life, began evolving and expanding with age, experience and men. Written on her grandmother’s piano, an I-got-unengaged-emotional-purchase guitar, and her iPhone, Sara Beth’s “sadly sweet, sweetly sad, aw-shucksy baroque-pop”* songs reveal a prolific singer-songwriter weathered by the everyday mundanes and Nashville’s music machine.

On the road, Sara Beth travels cross-country playing at every venue available, collecting unique fans along the way.

“We think we’re so different, but I’ve found by being honest that a lot of us speak the same language. The highest compliment I can receive is ‘You write the things I feel but don’t know how to say."

Sara Beth was with us just last June (2012) and we're so excited that she came back this year!  (Hey, I think it should be an annual visit, don't you?)

Opening for Sara Beth will be Tucson band The Found, and the amazing AS-13 and his techno-pop magic.  It will be a fantastic show - a great end to the season!