Dead Sara open for Demi Lovato and play their song "Hypnotic" live in concert at The Masonic in San Francisco, California on September 27, 2022. Hypnotic appeared on the band's third studio album, Ain't It Tragic (2021). Dead Sara is a rock band from Los Angeles, California consisting of Emily Armstrong (lead vocals), Siouxsie Medley (guitar), and Sean Friday (drums). They have toured in support of Slash, Eagles Of Death Metal, The Used, Badflower, Chevelle, Muse, The Offspring, and Bush. Joining them onstage were Alyssa Davey (bass) and Rex Roulette (guitar). Dead Sara opened for Demi Lovato on a dozen dates of the Holy Fvck tour.
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Dead Sara live tour dates (2023):
June 2 – Nuremberg, Germany @ Rock im Park 2023
June 3 – Nürburg, Germany @ Rock am Ring 2023
June 10 – Castle Donington, UK @ Download Festival 2023
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Holy Fvck live tour dates - Dead Sara supporting Demi Lovato (2022):
Sept. 22 – Wheatland, CA @ Hard Rock Live Sacramento
Sept. 23 – Reno, NV @ Grand Sierra Resort and Casino
Sept. 25 – Portland, OR @ Theater Of The Clouds
Sept. 27 – San Francisco, CA @ The Masonic
Oct. 21 – Charlotte, NC @ CMCU Amphitheatre
Oct. 23 – Atlanta, GA @ Coca-Cola Roxy
Oct. 25 – Nashville, TN @ Ryman Auditorium
Oct. 28 – Tampa, FL @ Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino
Oct. 30 – Hollywood, FL @ Hard Rock Event Center
Nov. 1 – New Orleans, LA @ Fillmore New Orleans
Nov. 3 – Houston, TX @ 713 Music Hall
Nov. 6 – Irving, TX @ The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory
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Dead Sara bio:
Although they've been active in Los Angeles since the early 2000s, dynamic alt-rock combo Dead Sara broke through in 2011 with the fiery "Weatherman," a single that channeled the wailing rally cries of Rage Against the Machine and the urban blues-punk of the Kills, filling a gap left after the decline of grunge. In 2015 they issued their sophomore LP, the crowd-funded Pleasure to Meet You, which soared to the number two spot on the Billboard Heatseekers chart. They inked a deal with Atlantic ahead of the release of the 2018 EP Temporary Things Taking Up Space, and in 2021 they issued the anthemic single "Heroes" ahead of the release of their next studio LP.
With straightforward, guitar-driven rock & roll anthems in the spirit of L7 and Hole, Dead Sara is fronted by the powerful rasp of singer Emily Armstrong and lead guitarist Siouxsie Medley. The band earned the admiration of female rock icons like Grace Slick and Courtney Love, rising from D.I.Y. heroes releasing music on their own Pocket Kid Records to landing songs in television shows like Banshee and video games like Playstation 4's Infamous: Second Son in 2013, to signing with Atlantic Records in 2017.
Friends since their teenage years, Armstrong and Medley played their first official show as Dead Sara in 2005, releasing their first EP, The Airport Sessions, in 2008 on Viscount Productions. After several different rotations, the band's rhythm battery was eventually rounded out with bassist Chris Null and drummer Sean Friday, both of whom have previously played with Sonny Moore (Skrillex). As the group started gaining a fan base by touring, Dead Sara's acclaim reached the ears of Courtney Love, who invited Armstrong to sing on an upcoming Hole album. After seeing them live, Jefferson Airplane's Grace Slick talked the band up in several music publications, feeding the hype for their self-titled full-length, released on Dead Sara's own Pocket Kid Records label in spring of 2012. Having gained some attention and success through their debut and the "Weatherman" single, the band signed with Epic Records in 2013. The union would prove to be short-lived, with band and label parting ways the following year, leaving Dead Sara to release their follow-up, Pleasure to Meet You, on Pocket Kid in 2015. Following the departure of Null, the band carried on as a trio, compiling several previously released cover songs, including one of Nirvana's "Heart-Shaped Box," for 2017's The Covers EP. That same year, Dead Sara signed another major-label deal, this time with Atlantic, which released their EP Temporary Things Taking Up Space in 2018. Two years later the band issued the gritty standalone single "Hands Up," followed in 2021 by the rousing "Heroes." – Written by Jason Lymangrover
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Typo catcher: Dead Sarah, Susie Medley, Siouxsie Melody, Hipnotic, Hypontic
