Born with an innate sense of storytelling, Sarah Gross found solace in her guitar and pen, channeling her introspective journey into raw, honest, and soul-stirring melodies. As an artist, she has never shied away from exploring the intricate facets of the human psyche, often delving into the complexities of joy, sorrow, love, and ultimately, self-discovery.

Sarah's sophomore album, "The Killjoy," stands as a remarkable testament to her growth as both an artist and an individual. "The Killjoy" is an auditory masterpiece, skillfully blending elements of folk, indie, and alternative rock, all of which Sarah expertly crafts to mirror the depth and complexity of her journey. With evocative lyrics that resonate like poetry and melodies that linger long after the last chord fades, the album's ethereal soundscapes transport listeners to the heart of Sarah's metamorphosis.

Sarah has been playing around Long Island ever since she could play a barre chord. Since then, she has been hand picked to open for artists such as Sammy Rae & The Friends, Bella White, Lawrence, Theo Kandel, Melt, Jade Bird, and more. She made a name for herself in the Upstate, NY music scene while attending school at Syracuse University. After graduating, she has sold out shows at Rockwood Music Hall, played legendary venues like The Bitter End, Mercury Lounge, The Bowery Electric, etc, and continues to play locally around Long Island. Sarah’s career jump started in 2024 after singing on stage with country music star, Zach Bryan, at UBS Arena. Since then, she continues to perform, as well as an appearance on Jimmy Fallon where she competed on his “Battle of the Instant Songwriters” segment and won.

Sarah's genuine storytelling and heartfelt performances have won the hearts of audiences near and far, cementing her place as a rising star in the indie folk music realm. With every verse, she weaves emotions into melodies, leaving an indelible mark on the souls of those who listen.

Opener: Lydia Von Hof

Lydia von Hof is an emerging indie artist based in New York. Her music explores the realms of the indie world, including folk, rock, soul, pop, and country. Her songwriting invites audiences into a wide range of themes, everything from classic heartbreak and the queer experience to reimagined modern-day Shakespearean tales.

Lydia has opened for artists including Liz Longley, Rennee Christine, and more. She has performed at Festivals such as SXSW and the O+ Festival, as well as venues including Madison Square Garden for the New York Knicks halftime show, The Bitter End in NYC, and the Hard Rock Café in Boston. Her songwriting has garnered acclaim, as she was recently selected as the winner of the ASCAP Writers' Showcase in the Spring of 2022 at Belmont University. Lydia is a Belmont University Songwriting Alumna and is currently signed to Unispan Records.