
Sari Schorr's Blues Powerhouse Tour
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US blues powerhouse Sari Schorr is bringing her bold new album Running Wild to UK stages for twelve headline shows this April and May. The album, blending blues roots with classic rock, soul, and jazz, will be premiered in cities like Edinburgh and Glasgow. Fans can expect a mix of hits from her collaborations and standouts from her previous albums, with tributes to her late producer Mike Vernon. The tour will feature a classically trained keys player and special guests, wrapping up with an acoustic night in Lancashire. Schorr is grateful to Britain for sparking her European rise and is debuting the album here first.
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Edinburgh News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Sari Schorr's Blues Powerhouse Tour. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
It's April 23rd. Welcome in. This is Edinburgh News Today, where local news meets AI. US Blues Powerhouse, Sarah Shores hitting UK stages for 12 headline shows this April and May straight out of the states where she's topped. Darts. She's premiering tracks from her bold new album Running Wild, dropping later in 2026 right there in spots like Edinburgh and Glasgow. That album blends her blues roots with classic rock, soul, and jazz vibes, all built on killer songwriting. Expect her set list to mix in hits from Joyful Sky, her collab with guitar legend Robin Trower, plus standouts from Never Say Never in her debut A. Force of Nature. Fans are buzzing about tributes to her late producer Mike Vernon, who passed in March 2026. He shaved her early sound with his steady hand. Crow pleases like ain't got no money, and Oklahoma will hit even harder now, carrying extra weight. She's leveled up the band with a classically trained keys player for Deeper Soul,
and most nights feature the Ashley Sherlock band is guests. The tour wraps with a special acoustic night in Lancashire alongside Jim Kirkpatrick, then she rolls into Europe. Britain sparked her European rise, so she's thinking grassroots venues and loyal fans by debuting the album here first. Pure live music, love that keeps, the scene alive. Catch her if you can, these nights promise
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