#John lennon power to the people lyrics series

Returning to the series will be Taylor Shae, a Longmont-based creative that took the stage in 20. 'I'll play some songs from my released discography, some unreleased stuff and probably one or two covers as well.' 'I've been writing a lot of songs over the past school semester so I have a lot of new material to share, some of which will be on an upcoming EP that I'm hoping to release at some point this summer,' O'Sullivan said. O'Sullivan has treated fans to shows at Boulder International Film Festival, Denver's Lost Lake and numerous other venues throughout Colorado. 'I'm super excited, because growing up in Boulder I've grown up knowing about and going to Bands on the Bricks, so I'm looking forward to getting to play there myself.' 'This will be my first time playing Bands on the Bricks,' O'Sullivan said. Crafting emotion-filled songs inspired by books, movies, real-world issues and her own experiences, she continues to catch the attention of those who appreciate authentic entertainment.įor O'Sullivan - a Boulder native - performing at Band on the Bricks holds even more significance. Her lyrics call on us to pay attention and to take care of our planet.'įinn - who took home 'Song of the Year' from the John Lennon Songwriting competition in 2021 - has built a fanbase that stretches beyond her home state of Colorado. 'Her music makes me feel hopeful about the power we have to affect change. 'I'm excited to open for Saritah, mostly because I really appreciate her positivity,' O'Sullivan said.

Next week, Finn O'Sullivan - award-winning singer-songwriter, will treat the crowd to her conscious and thought-provoking folk prior to Saritah, a reggae-vibed songstress with a message of action and hope.