Sarah McQuaid

Sarah writes:
The clump of beeches depicted above are known to most folk down this way as “The Nearly Home Trees.” I took the photo out the window of the van on the 30th of November, the last day of…

Sarah writes:
Well, that summer went by awfully quickly! My kids go back to school next week, which means it’ll also be time for me to head off on my autumn tour — 12 solid weeks of touring, with 35…

Sarah writes:
’Tis the merry month of May! It’s been a busy year, starting with a concert at the Acorn Penzance in January – my sixth time playing there, followed in February by my sixth visit to the Bridge Topsham…

Sarah is thrilled and honoured to be able to report that award-winning playwright and poet Kevin Fegan has not only decided to feature five songs from her 2012 album The Plum Tree And The Rose – including “Hardwick’s Lofty Towers”…

Sarah writes:
Happy New Year to all of you!

After an incredibly hectic twelve months during which I released my fifth solo album If We Dig Any Deeper It Could Get Dangerous (which has made several “Best of 2018” lists…

If We Dig Any Deeper It Could Get Dangerous has been included under Paul Silver’s Top 25 Albums of 2018 in Jersey Beat’s Best of 2018 list. “I’ve fallen madly in love with this album,” Silver writes.

Kansas City based music blog Floorshime Zipper Boots has listed Sarah at No. 15 in their Top 20 Artists of 2018.

Kansas City based music blog Floorshime Zipper Boots has listed award-winning filmmaker Brett Harvey’s beautiful video of Sarah’s song ‘Slow Decay’ at No. 4 in their Top 10 Videos of 2018.

If We Dig Any Deeper It Could Get Dangerous has been named one of Folk Radio UK’s Best Folk Albums of 2018! “A consummate artistic triumph that marks a new phase in McQuaid’s career,” writes FRUK’s Alex Gallacher…

If We Dig Any Deeper It Could Get Dangerous is top of the list on music blog Adam Wilson’s Quiet Revolution’s Favourite Albums of 2018! And in excellent company ...