In 1996, at the age of seventeen, she began carving out a name for herself in the Texas music scene with punk-pop trio Lucy Loves Schroeder and her own solo project. Eight years later, ex-Weezer bassist Matt Sharp played a show with her in Dallas, and very soon after, he asked her to relocate to Los Angeles, CA in 2005 to re-form The Rentals. Radle and Sharp re-built the band from the ground up, wrote some songs together, recorded the group’s Last Little Life EP, and toured the world. Fans were sad to see Radle leave The Rentals in 2008, when she soon after joined Los Angeles-based indie-rock band Walking Sleep.
Sara Radle Dates
02.18 • Pehrspace (Los Angeles, CA) w/ Rachel Haden
03.09 • Java Lounge (Sacramento, CA)
03.10 • The Blue Lagoon (Santa Cruz, CA)
03.22 • La Grange (Dallas, TX)
03.23 • Skinny’s Ballroom (Austin, TX)
03.29 • P.A.’s Lounge (Boston, MA)
03.30 • The Living Room (New York, NY)
04.07 • Art Bar (Milwaukee, WI)
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