Australia's Queen of Rock will be playing songs from her solo records, some broken down Superjesus songs and some special covers.
Fresh from a national tour with revered rock band The Superjesus to promote their new single Money (We’re Only In It For Love), Sarah McLeod is bringing back to the stage an updated reprise of her successful 2021 show One Electric Lady which sees her performing with her dual output guitar.
Sarah McLeod One Electric Lady tour
- June 1 – Imperial Hotel, Eumundi
- June 2 – Jindalee Hotel, Brisbane
- June 3 – The Royal Hotel, Nundah
- June 10 – The Grace Emily, Adelaide
- June 15 – Sooki Lounge, Belgrave
- June 16 – The Workers Club, Fitzroy
- June 22 – The Brass Monkey, Cronulla
- June 23 – The Vanguard, Sydney
- June 24 – The Heritage Hotel, Bulli
- June 25 – Lizottes, Newcastle
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Regarding her performance, Sarah explains, “I designed a guitar that could play bass and guitar at the same time, so when I add beats I sound like a three-piece band”.
On bigger shows and festivals she adds a drummer for more punch and on this tour she will be showcasing the more intimate stripped back versions.
“It brings totally different things out of me,” she said in a 2020 interview with Beat. “When I’m playing in The Superjesus it’s more of a wank off. I’m showing off, it’s a rock fest. I’m jumping off things, screaming, getting people to clap along, rocking around like a chicken with my head cut off. It’s all in the name of showmanship and entertainment and fun.
“But then when I play alone I’m just there to close my eyes and sing and feel the music, it has more of a soul feel to it. They’re both equally fun but very different mediums. I really love the peace in playing solo, to just enjoy the quiet and control the dynamics as I feel them flowing through me. It’s always very impromptu, I just move with the vibe of the room.”
Head to The Workers Club on June 16 to see Sarah McLeod in action, grab your tickets by heading here.
