Sarah Jarosz Tickets

I had entertained the thought of traveling to Roswell THE NEXT NIGHT tonight to once again see Sarah Jarosz, Jeff and Anthony perform with The Brother Brothers opening..........I have been absolutely blessed to have seen so much truly remarkable musical artistry!! An angelic, melodic voice in song and then, This Girl, when she opens her mouth to speak...KA BAM, I was taken by her power, her control, even the volume. but, not in an abrasive way, not in the least! in a comforting, safe, "we are all gonna be ok" way. The integrity, humility and reverence for her own gifts....may it shine forever. This artist and this performance moves fluidly into my Top 10 of my young life. A perfect kick off to my sacred Samhain 2017.

Sweet, personable and an amazing talent; Sarah Jarosz is simply brilliant. Her songs are transporting and heavenly... and performances of ones she didn’t write (When doves cry) are unforgettable. Her bassist is incredible but her guitarist was annoying and attempted to steal the limelight with every awful note he played. She needs to get her fiddler back and lose this creep. I’ll see her again. Any time any where.

Sarah and her band mates are remarkably professional and the music is outstanding. She is very polished for someone so young.

As usual Sarah was accompanied by two extremely talented musicians.

Beautiful, talented, singer, songwriter, instrumentalist. Down to earth. Great accompianists. Really together group

I am a 61 year old life time music lover, and I have seen Sarah Jarosz four times now and each performance just keeps getting better and better. The first time I saw her was last summer at the Forecastle Festival when she was just starting to make musical waves, at least for me. I fell in love with her music from the first song, especially because it was a song based on an Poe poem called "Annabel Lee". (I'm a 38 year veteran English teacher.) For the fourth time, I was taken by her great voice and equally great instrumental expertise. This is also the first time I've seen her as a headliner. I feel she should have been headlining all along. We all cheered as usual when she picked up her banjo, always a treat. Just an entertaining and great experience. I'm going to see her next at Merle Fest April 29th. Sarah also came out after the show to talk to whoever wanted to and that too was amazing. I even got to take a picture with her. I'm so appreciative of that from this old music lover's point of view.

We were totally amazed by the talent displayed by Sarah and her band. Her lyrics and compositions are sophisticated and insightful for someone so young. I also loved her sweet smile between songs-so genuine. We have several of her albums but the live performance is something to experience. I would love to see her again soon!

A great show by a young lady about whom we will hear more from in the future [a prediction]. She and her two sidekicks [guitar and string bass] put on a great set of old and new tunes. And I think that she must be able to play any fretted instrument on the planet as if she has been playing it her whole life.

This defines the best for country-folk or Americana as it has developed over the past 5 years. Sarah is a delight on stage and gracious with her fans following the concert. She sang and played old favorites as well as new material from here most recent album. I especially like when she play "Build me up form the bone" which is my beloved's theme song for us. We may be in our 60's but Sarah and her performance brings out the life and lifts the step. The Birchmere is an excellent venue for this performance, Food and Drinks were fantastic.

Incredible musician, singer and songwriter! The concert was the perfect showcase for Sarah and her small band. She is the next Emmylou, Allison Kraus, and Joan Baez rolled together but better! The Birchmere is the best venue to experience a intimate concert.

Sarah rocks. Very professional with great band Have seen her a number of times, and she keeps getting better.

I bought these tickets never having heard Sarah play before. I was honestly blown away. I would go see her again in a heart beat. Great show!

This is the 2nd time that I've seen Jarosz. Saw her the 1st time in the Wilbur, with the Milk Carton Kids--a much larger venue. I really enjoyed seeing her in a smaller venue (although I was surprised that The Sinclair lacks seating, so be ready to stand for 2 hours!). If you can catch this tour, do so. As always, Jarocz and her band are excellent musicians.

I have seen Sarah Jarosz 4 times now, and she is more powerful each time. The musicianship she and her 2 bandmates displayed is beyond most music - incredible skill, ability to improvise, make a big full sound with 3 instruments, and use all of the instruments creatively and brilliantly. She also is an incredible song writer. I can't say enough great about her! I have to say though, I would not go to the Sinclair again, except for a dance concert. Paying $30 for a ticket, I expected to at least be able to see the show. Instead, I had to choose between standingseeing, and sitting. I chose to sit, and heard everything fine. But why should one have to choose? I am not 21 i am 61. I am not going to stand for 3 hours. I wouldn't have at 21 either. We ate dinner at the Sinclair because the host told us we could go right into the entrance to the venue after dinner. Well, ooops, when we asked to do that, she told us, oops, we had to wait in the now *long* line to get in. She also said there was no direct route from the restaurant into the venue - which was a baldfaced lie. I don't recommend the Sinclair's food either. SO - I will drive farther W. Mass or NH/VT, to see Sarah Jarosz, instead of the experience I had at this concert.

This was my first time to see Sarah live. I've been listening to her Spotify station non-stop for about a year after hearing some of her stuff on a local independent radio station. Wow. Just wow. Her voice, her musicianship and the company she chooses to join her onstage - all stunningly beautiful. If you have a chance to see her in person, do it. You'll be so happy you did! At this particular show, the audience was so appreciative; at times, you could hear a pin drop. Even she mentioned how well-behaved we were! It's hard not to be fully focused on a musician as impressive, passionate and joyous as this one.

I had never heard of Sarah Jarisz before but a friend convinced me to go to the show, and I'm glad I did. It was fantastic. She is an amazing musician with a hauntingly beautiful voice. I enjoyed every minute. She was accompanied by an guy on acoustic bass and a guitarist, both of who were excellent. The bass was an especially compelling accompaniement to her music. Overall a great night. Opening act (Bother Brothers) were great too.

Imo the most talented young artist on any music scene today! Every song a treat; Filled with emotional heft, meticulous musical arrangement and, of course, Sarah's incredible voice. I found myself swaying, swooning or tapping to every song, with a smile on my face that remained throughout. The only set list that could have been better would be if she played every song in her catalogue. Can you tell I'm a fan?

Solid performance by her trio. Well done, and the Birchmere has yet to disappoint.

Sarah is an exceptional musician, a great performer and a very special person. Excellent show!

Hard to believe that Sarah Jarosz is so talented and yet so down to earth during her performances. Every song was a gem, and the night ended too soon. Would go see her again in a heartbeat...