Sarah Jane Morris at the Stereo Society
Sarah Jane Morris at the Stereo Society
Sarah Jane Morris’s Home At The Stereo Society
“Sarah Jane Morris has topped the international charts, played Brecht, won the San Remo Song Festival, sold out five seasons at Ronnie Scott’s, sung contemporary opera, been followed by fanatical Italian schoolgirls (she’s huge in Italy), been murdered twice on television, and had songs written for her by Paul Weller -– creative achievements that go on and on.” Ian Shaw, for SingerMagazine, August 2001
Latest Album
Sarah Jane’s latest album, Compared To What is a collaborative project with renowned acoustic guitarist Antonio Forcione, The album was launched on October 26 2016, at Kings Place, London.
Find out more about the album
“Soulful, sensual and seductive: Sarah Jane Morris”
…a great article in the Hastings Online Times: read it and watch the videos here.
Tour dates
More are being added constantly, so watch this space...
Catch Sarah Jane performing with friends at venues in the UK and Italy
You can buy tickets from Sarah Jane's website
2019
Previously
At the Edinburgh Fringe, Scotland, UK
13th – 15th August 2015, with Tony Remy and Tim Cansfield
The concert included the hit songs Don’t leave me this Way and Me and Mrs Jones alongside a collection of love songs, tributes, warnings and protests from the Bloody Rain album.
Read Sarah Jane’s Festival interview
February 14 2015, London: One Billion Rising
Sarah Jane headlined a global jamboree of speakers, singers, dancers and drummers in an expression of solidarity with the movement to tackle violence and the oppression of women, workers and children worldwide.
January 31 2015, Hastings, UK: Ebola benefit gig
Sarah Jane, who lived in Hastings for many years, was joined by a host of local artists to party the night away to live performances and music as The Clean Water, Safe Children benefit gig raised funds for the Ebola Disaster Emergency Committee, Malaria No More and Water Aid.
Read the article in the Hastings Observer
Read the interview with Sarah Jane, by Erica Smith for the Hastings Online Times
Listen to Sarah Jane’s January 2015 interview with the UK’s BBC Radio 4 Woman’s Hour here
Sarah Jane talks about song-writing, Bloody Rain, the Communards and some challenging subjects. Plus an acoustic performance of No Beyonce accompanied by Tony Remy and Tim Cansfield.
Sarah Jane interviewed for the Stereo Society, June 2000
With streaming audio of her answers to Mike Thorne’s questions, and streaming audio and music to set the scene. Diversions include barbed wire scrapes and broken bones on a Greek island. And the loss of the San Remo trophy to Grace Jones…..
Browse to these information points:
Music
Images and galleries
History and biography
Interviews and reviews from the media
Sarah Jane Morris sings primary vocals on these Sprawl tracks:
Self-Imposed Exile
First Love Song
Black Lace Shoulder
Sexual Terrorist
And these Contessa’s Party tracks:
Grandma’s Goodbye
Dancing With B
Things I Didn’t Say
Sarah Jane Morris’s Home At The Stereo Society
“Sarah Jane Morris has topped the international charts, played Brecht, won the San Remo Song Festival, sold out five seasons at Ronnie Scott’s, sung contemporary opera, been followed by fanatical Italian schoolgirls (she’s huge in Italy), been murdered twice on television, and had songs written for her by Paul Weller -– creative achievements that go on and on.” Ian Shaw, for SingerMagazine, August 2001
Latest Album
Sarah Jane’s latest album, Compared To What is a collaborative project with renowned acoustic guitarist Antonio Forcione, The album was launched on October 26 2016, at Kings Place, London.
Find out more about the album
“Soulful, sensual and seductive: Sarah Jane Morris”
…a great article in the Hastings Online Times: read it and watch the videos here.
Tour dates
More are being added constantly, so watch this space...
Catch Sarah Jane performing with friends at venues in the UK and Italy
You can buy tickets from Sarah Jane's website
2019
At the Edinburgh Fringe, Scotland, UK
13th – 15th August 2015, with Tony Remy and Tim Cansfield
The concert included the hit songs Don’t leave me this Way and Me and Mrs Jones alongside a collection of love songs, tributes, warnings and protests from the Bloody Rain album.
Read Sarah Jane’s Festival interview
Previously
February 14 2015, London: One Billion Rising
Sarah Jane headlined a global jamboree of speakers, singers, dancers and drummers in an expression of solidarity with the movement to tackle violence and the oppression of women, workers and children worldwide.
January 31 2015, Hastings, UK: Ebola benefit gig
Sarah Jane, who lived in Hastings for many years, was joined by a host of local artists to party the night away to live performances and music as The Clean Water, Safe Children benefit gig raised funds for the Ebola Disaster Emergency Committee, Malaria No More and Water Aid.
Read the article in the Hastings Observer
Read the interview with Sarah Jane, by Erica Smith for the Hastings Online Times
Listen to Sarah Jane’s January 2015 interview with the UK’s BBC Radio 4 Woman’s Hour here
Sarah Jane talks about song-writing, Bloody Rain, the Communards and some challenting subjects. Plus an acoustic performance of No Beyonce accompanied by Tony Remy and Tim Cansfield.
Sarah Jane interviewed for the Stereo Society, June 2000
With streaming audio of her answers to Mike Thorne’s questions, and streaming audio and music to set the scene. Diversions include barbed wire scrapes and broken bones on a Greek island. And the loss of the San Remo trophy to Grace Jones…..
Browse to these information points:
Music
Images and galleries
History and biography
Interviews and reviews from the media
Sarah Jane Morris sings primary vocals on these Sprawl tracks:
Self-Imposed Exile
First Love Song
Black Lace Shoulder
Sexual Terrorist
And these Contessa’s Party tracks:
Grandma’s Goodbye
Dancing With B
Things I Didn’t Say