
Emerging from the vibrant music scene of Austin, Texas, Sarah and the Sundays have swiftly
become a notable force in alternative rock. The band features the talents of lead vocalist and
guitarist Liam Yorgensen, vocalist and guitarist Brendan Whyburn, drummer Quinn Lane,
keyboardist and guitarist Miles McCarthy-Reynolds, and bassist Declan Chill. Their journey
began with the 2019 debut album So You’re Mad About the Cups, which included the breakout
single “Moving On.” This track resonated with a wide audience, propelling the band into the
indie spotlight.
Building on this momentum, their 2021 release, The Living End, further established their
reputation for crafting engaging and emotive music. Tracks like “I’m So Bored” and “Vices” have
each garnered millions of streams on Spotify, reflecting their growing fanbase and the universal
appeal of their songwriting.
The band’s upcoming album, Like A Damn Dog, represents a significant evolution in their
musical journey. Over two years in the making, this record runs the gamut from somber to
upbeat to humorous. The single “The Cue,” released in August 2024, offers a glimpse into the
album’s depth, featuring powerful and emotional lyrics that delve into deeply personal themes.
Known for their dynamic high-energy performances, Sarah and the Sundays are on their third
headlining tour, captivating audiences with their energetic shows and authentic connection to
their music. As they prepare to release Like A Damn Dog, the band continues to push creative
boundaries, crafting music that resonates with listeners and solidifies their place in the
alternative-rock landscape.

Sir, Please
Sir, Please is a fun-loving group of friends who’ve spent the last 6 years writing, recording and performing their original music. Their alternative indie sound is equal parts modern and nostalgic and is sure to get you up and out of your seat, while also considering the deeper meanings of love, loss and the coming of age feeling we all become acquainted with in our early twenties.