Sarah Harmer

@tntracy wrote:

@LWjetta wrote:

I didn’t realize Eddie’s was such an intimate venue-no talking aloud.

Yup. One of several reasons it is one of my favorite places to see live music!

I’m also a Sarah Harmer fan, LWJ, both as a solo act as well as the lead singer for the now disbanded Weeping Tile (as an aside, there is a hard-to-find Weeping Tile EP entitled, appropriately enough, EePee that has one of my favorite sad songs of all time, “Dogs And Thunder” – I tear up every time I hear it, but I am a huge dog lover as well as a sentimental fool 😉 ). In fact, I do believe I was at that Sarah Harmer show at Eddie’s in 2006, at least briefly. I was “sick as a dog” that night with a horrible chest cold & I lasted only through the opening act. We left w/o seeing Sarah, and, having never seen her live before (and still have not to this day), you know how bad I must have felt!

Tom
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Soon we can both see Sarah, tntracy.
For me $61. and for you only $18.
I’m booking Sept. 4 at Jackson-Triggs Winery (the Kathleen Edwards venue “biotch” story from last year.)
The venue is a ten minute drive for me.

TWILIGHT: Sarah Harmer
Date: September 4, 2010 8:00pm
Location: Niagara Peninsula
Contact: 905-468-4637 or 1-866-589-4637, ext. 2 (Ticket prices are subject to applicable taxes)

*(Jackson – Triggs will be providing amphitheatre chairs this year!)
Price: $61.00
This night is for those who love a lyrically forthright musical performance, with vibrant enthralling vocals. We are very excited to welcome Sarah back.

Fans eagerly anticipating her first album in five years, ‘oh little fire’, coming out in June of this year, will enjoy this performance. She is best known for hits like ‘Basement Apartment’ and ‘Don’t Get Your Back Up’ from her album ‘You Were Here’. Sarah is a two time Juno award winner.

Tickets for: Thursday – 10/14 – 8:00 PM
Sarah Harmer, $18 general admission / $90 tables (4 reserved seats) – Meal Combo options available!, Click here to purchase Attic apparel!

at Eddie’s Attic
Decatur, GA

lwj
p.s. I wouldn’t have known about Sarah’s gig if it weren’t for scrolling through Eddie’s Attic site after your attendance last week to see Chuck Prophet.