Sarah Allison Turner

What’s in the name? Well, the answer is personal for country singer-songwriter Sarah Allison Turner. Born in the mountains of Bluefield, West Virginia, her unique moniker came from parents who thought “it sounded like a cool stage name,” she says with a laugh.
At 15-years-old Sarah began putting words to music. When her dad overheard the process one day, she reluctantly played him the first song she finished. His response set the trajectory for the rest of Sarah’s career. “There’s a place in Nashville called the Bluebird Café,” he said at the time. “If you write two more songs, I’ll take you to Nashville.”

Discovering songwriting and her beloved Bluebird Café that day led to the realization that Music City was indeed where she belonged. After several years in town, Sarah earned her first cut as a songwriter when Tyler Farr recorded her song “I Should Go to Church Sometime.” Sarah has since earned cuts from Alan Jackson, Gretchen Wilson, Kree Harrison, Randall King, Walker County and many more. Her song “Hope” was even picked up for an episode of Grey’s Anatomy.
Check out Sarah’s new single “Lose My Accent!”