Sarah Pierce is the daughter of a cowboy, born into a family of cattlemen and raised in rural West Texas.

Although she was thrown out of children’s choir because her “voice was too low,” she began singing with her stepfathers band at age twelve.
 

Sarah has appeared all over the world from New York and Los Angeles to
Europe and Scandinavia.

Sarah’s ninth album will be released September 13. Titled Blessed By the West, there are 13 tracks on it. Among them are three tracks she calls The Trilogy about strong women who helped define the character of the west: “The Librarian,” “The Messenger” and “Rough Stock.” These songs are about women who were willing to break all the rules.

The title track is about Sarah’s love for the west: “I love the west. Her creatures,weather, land. She gives us humans a chance to be a part of this wonderful creation.”

The album was produced by Merel Bregante and Sarah Pierce who also created the musical arrangements.

Check out her tour at www.SarahPierce.com
Among many other dates, catch Sarah at the Durango Cowboy Gathering
October 4 and the Marble Falls Festival on October 10 with Terri Hendrix
and Susan Gibson.