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Duke Of George presents

Sara Storer | SOLD OUT

7:30pm, Fri 28 March, 2025

The Duke of George, WA

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Event Details

One of Australia’s greatest singer songwriters with an ARIA for Best Country Album and 21 Golden Guitar Awards!

Doors 6 pm |Show at 7.30 pm

Duke of George presents

Sara Storer

With an ARIA for Best Country Album and 21 Golden Guitar Awards, Sara Storer is celebrated as one of Australia’s greatest singer songwriters.

Sara writes from the heart, sings from the soul, surveys the people and land around her and lets stories inspire her creativity and guide her craft.

Since the release of her critically acclaimed debut album ’Chasing Buffalo’ in 2001, Sara has gained a
loyal following across Australia and has earnt high praise for her unique and authentic songwriting from the likes of Paul Kelly, Josh Cunningham (The Waifs), Kev Carmody and John Williamson who
have also recorded duets with her.

Paul Kelly best described Sara’s songwriting talents when he said "You know she's paid attention, heard the bush waking up in the morning, listened to the worries thrashed out at the kitchen table, smelt dry summer wheat up close, dreamed of faraway places in a bedroom with a window on a big sky, driven miles on dirt and bitumen and fallen in and out of love.

She's found her own way to sing the stories that are all around her and then inside her bubbling out. She doesn't copy over-emotive, fake sincere twangy country singers from overseas. She's found her own restraint and steel and lets her songs do their sweet, sly work.