New Years Eve, Nashville - 2011
Hello again friends, and Happy New Year! Hope everyone had a wonderful Christmas and New Years. My Christmas was great. Seeing family is always something I look forward to! I spent a week at my mom and dad’s in Byrdstown and had some good time to enjoy some time off the road. On New Years, I went downtown here in Nashville to see the music note drop. Lynyrd Skynyrd was the headline act, and it was CRAZY downtown! 55, 000 people crammed together on broadway to bring in the new year! It was a fun experience, but I will probably NEVER do that again! (A little too wild and rowdy for this gal! 
So here we are – 2012! I’m already very excited about this year. Lots of exciting things happening for the band. We fly out tomorrow to Portland, Oregon to play our first show of the year! I was able to play this festival about 2 or 3 years ago and it was a lot of fun. This year should be no exception! Can’t wait to play again! A month off the road is great, but I’m always ready to get back at it.
Talk to you soon!
Sierra
Hi Sierra. Looking forward to you coming to Lenoir, NC on Jan. 21. My son Sawyer is in the band Sweetbriar Jam. They will be opening for you. They are all honored and excited to be sharing the stage with you. See you there.
Roger Whitman
Sierra,
Last night we saw your group in Akron, OH. You all are awesome and I really enjoyed the music. I could not get over the technique and musicality of all of the members of your band.
My daughter Maddie was with me and I am very appreciative of the time you spent with her – taking a picture and showing an interest in her. While I loved the music, the way you and your bandmates treated her will always make me a fan. Thank you!
Russ
Mitch’s Son-in-Law
Hi Sierra,
I recently discovered your music after I heard one of your songs played on KUT (University of Texas, Austin) radio station. The station often plays new and up-coming singers and song writers. I really enjoyed the song “Tell Me Tomorrow”. I found more of your music, bought it and love it.
Please find a way to come to Austin and share your talent…please.
Thank you.
D. Biggs (Austin, TX)