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Sara Kays Soulful Performance At The Basement

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Singer/song writer Sara Kays put on an amazing show in Nashville, Tennessee at The Basement. She is an amazing up and coming artists currently putting out amazing singles and videos with her music. The music she puts out really touches your soul and in way makes you understand hers as well. During her performance she really tries to connect with the crowd in her lyrics and really reaching over and beyond with the performance. She also did a cover of The Climb by Miley Cyrus which a lot of people relate to this single and so does she by reaching her goals in becoming herself as an artists. The Basement was such a good venue for this performance because it really helped her appearance as an artists and helped her connected with her fans more.

Sara Kays was amazing during her entire performance and her fan base really connects with her music. She plays the guitar so effortlessly while singing and her voice is so mesmerizing. Vocally she’s a genius in the notes she can hit and her runs are done so perfectly in anything she sings. After the show she had so many fans from the crowd taking pictures and doing meet and greets. She was so personable, nice, and caring to everyone who met her. Nashville was actually one of the first couple of shows she performed at for her tour. She seemed to really like there atmosphere which made the crowd feel more connected with her. Sara Kays is someone to defiantly you should one listening to and if you can go see her live for a heart felt performance.

Photos by: Sam Penland @landofpen

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