“The voice of lore at the campfire and the sharp laughter of modern myth… S. J. Tucker is songs and stories, community and wit.”-Phil Putnam
S. J. Tucker concert schedule
Latest Release: “Strangelic” remix single & video!
S. J. has produced and narrated an audiobook of Denise Parkinson’s Daughter of the White River, Depression Era Treachery and Vengeance in the Arkansas Delta! Click here to start listening.
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IN THE WORKS: S. J. is keeping her tour schedule light for the coming months in hopes of getting at least one new record release completed and out the door, but shows are already firming up for 2025! More info on concerts to come. S. J. also gives online concerts on a regular basis which can be viewed at home or wherever you happen to be, as long as you have an internet connection available. Catch all her online shows at our indie musician-run platform Online Concert Thing! Next one Dec 8!
photo by Ryan Loyd
“Tucker is not only fantastic; she’s like a character out of a fantasy novel. She weaves myth and magic into her lyrics as easily as a strain of cello, a lick of something electric, the chuffing of a train engine…Tucker has a knack – no, a genius – for weaving old ways with new.”
–C. S. E. Cooney, blackgate.com
“S. J. Tucker sounds like no one else out there. I’m not sure if she is fairy, shape-shifter, otherworldly, or just a super intelligent, super perceptive young woman…Critics have compared her voice to Joni Mitchell and Tori Amos, her guitar style to Emily Saliers. I believe she is a complete original coming straight from Neverland where Magick is real.”
—Phil King, Audiofuzz.com
Latest From S. J.
WNC benefit telethon Oct 20 & more!
WATCH HERE all day tomorrow, from 10-6pm Central (11-7 Eastern, 9-5 Mtn, 8-4 Pacific, 3-11pm GMT) This Flash Telethon hosted by the Correllians will feature not just me, but also Byron Ballard, Krista Chapman Green, and more! All proceeds benefit Mother Grove Goddess Temple in Asheville, NC, to support their work helping the WNC community to clean up, endure, and rebuild.
I’ve submitted my online Halloween show from 2021, which I’m still very proud of. I’m not sure right now what time that portion of the telethon will air, but I can tell you that whenever you have an opportunity to tune in, something cool will be going on.
SPOILERS: that online Halloween concert, which includes a storytelling performance with my songs interspersed, is a clue for something I plan to release on Halloween. Make sure you’ve followed me on Bandcamp so you’ll know when this spooky surprise drops.
My friend and neighbor Krista Chapman Green has written a new song, “The Raven and the Wren”, which is masterful and deep, and she’s released it in support of Helene relief. Please check it out. She’ll be sending funds from the sale of the song to Mother Grove, also.