Sarah Lake

About Sarah Lake

Sarah Lake is a rising indie country artist and powerhouse songwriter whose journey began on American Idol, where she landed in the Top 20. Raised in Canada and North Carolina, Sarah eventually moved to New York City, where she met her husband and creative partner, Grammy-nominated producer Ernie Lake. Now based in Nashville, Sarah’s blend of vulnerability, grit, and indie country flair has earned her over a million views on YouTube, airplay on CMT and Tidal, and placements on curated playlists across SiriusXM, Apple Music, Spotify, and Lightning 100.

As a songwriter, Sarah has penned songs for a range of artists including Runaway June, The Voice finalist Moriah Formica, Miss America Betty Cantrell, and Tegan Marie, with notable holds by Reba McEntire and Jennifer Nettles. Chip Esten opened CMA fest 2025 with a song she co wrote with him and Jon Nite. She has shared stages with Sam Hunt, Lindsay Ell, A Thousand Horses,Anderson East and performed at major festivals like Rock the South and Southern Wilds.

Sarah will begin releasing music from her highly anticipated new album, “If Whiskey Was a Woman”, co-written with multi–#1 hitmaker Jon Nite and produced by Grammy Nominated producer Ernie Lake. Rooted in female strength, emotional truth, and Southern soul, the project reflects her evolution as both an artist and storyteller.

What to Know Before You Go

• This is a ticketed event with limited seating.

• Each ticket = one seat (not a whole table).

• A $15 food and beverage minimum applies to each ticket

• Seating is first come, first served unless otherwise noted.

• Black Dog Pub is open regular business hours before the show — come early to grab dinner and drinks before showtime.

• This event is 18+. Bar seating is only 21+.

• Pups are welcome in our outdoor areas. 🐾

• Outside food and beverages are not permitted.

• All ticket sales are final unless the event is canceled or rescheduled.

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We’re looking forward to an evening of great songs, good company, and live music done the Black Dog way — up close and personal.