Sarah Weitman - Writer
Sarah graduated from the University of Georgia in 2010 with a BA in Anthropology and from Georgia Southern University in 2012 with her MA in Social Science (focus in Anthropology). She wrote my thesis on using archaeological survey methods to map and record the data in cemeteries. Sarah is currently working with a non-profit located in the small town where she grew up, outside of Savannah, GA. She works as a volunteer with organizations like the Georgia Southern Botanical Garden and The Unchained Tour. A self proclaimed geek, she reads a lot (books and comics) and watch too many tv shows. She likes adventures and being outdoors, preferably in the sun. Usually can be found with at least one camera on her person.
Sarah's love of music comes more from her dad and probably started when he would lull her to sleep as a baby with the dulcet tones of Huey Lewis and the News. Between that and and his vinyl collection, a place for classic rock was made in her heart. When she moved to Athens, Sarah fell in love with live music because of a friend and it has stuck ever since. If her iPod was anthropomorphic it would have an identity crisis because of the variety of music on it. Her top three artists these days (in no particular order) are Josh Ritter, Gomez and Modern Skirts. But that may change tomorrow. Or the day after.
Sarah Weitman's Latest Contributions
Petee & Sarah spent September 20th at the second annual REVIVAL FEST in Savannah, Georgia – a down-home festival produced by the team behind SAVANNAH STOPOVER
The Avett Brothers headline the 8th annual First Flush Festival in Charleston, SC this Saturday, May 24th alongside 12+ regional acts.
Night Two of Savannah Stopover includes sets from TWEENS, Thomas Wynn & The Believers, T. Hardy Morris, Those Darlins and more!
Sarah Weitman shares her “Top 13 Albums of 2013”– including, Allison Weiss, The Musgraves, and Kopecky Family Band!
Sarah draws comparisons to Shovels and Rope, The Civil Wars, and The Head and The Heart on the new Jus Post Bellum record.
“The whole underlying feel of the album is a dark and melancholy one, but earnest and without being depressing.” -SW
After meeting at an open mic night in 2009, The Head and the Heart began forming when Johnson Russell (vocals, guitar) and Josiah Johnson (vocals, guitar) met at an open mic night in Seattle. Kenny Hensley (piano) and Charity Rose Thielen (violin, vocals) joined, followed by Tyler Williams (drums) and Chris Zasche (bass) closing out […]
“Overall, You That Way, I This Way is made up of eleven catchy, short love stories.” -SW
They don’t take great liberties with the songs, just enough to make it their own and prove their purpose behind this album: “in order to know where you’re going, you’ve got to know where you’ve been.” – Sarah Weitman