Having worked with some of Australia's finest entertainers such as Peter Cupples (Stylus), Ross Wilson (Daddy Cool/Mondo Rock), Lisa Edwards (John Farnham) and others, Sarah has also had extensive experience as a session/backing vocalist.
PETER CUPPLES (Entertainer/Producer/Songwriter)
BERT NEWTON (Good Morning Australia)
From 1997 she was a regular guest artist on Bert Newton's Good Morning Australia, clocking up around eighty performances on the popular morning program until the show ended in 2006.
Sarah was recently asked by Liberty Devitto (Billy Joel's drummer of 32 years) to record one of his songs.
LIBERTY DEVITTO (30 years drums / Billy Joel)
FIONA TWIST (AFL Events Management)
Events have included Channel Nine's "The Block" wrap parties feature entertainment, The Melbourne International Jazz Festival, The 2006 Commonwealth Games Premiers Dinner, The Stonnington Jazz Festival, exclusive dinners for the AFL, The Melbourne Music Festival, appearances at The Australian Formula One Grand Prix, many performances for the AFL's night of nights - The Brownlow Medal, the Ford Australia Annual Awards dinner hosted by Craig Lowndes, Sony product launches at The Marriott Hotel,Qld, and many more.
Beatle George Harrison, in Melbourne for the 1999 Formula 1 Grand Prix, thanked Sarah and her band when they performed his song "Something". He was seen to be teetering back in his chair, watching Sarah as she performed the song. He was dining with motorcycle champion and good friend Barry Sheen. During the band break Harrison chatted to Sarah and the band with great enthusiam, during which he asked if they'd be back doing the same gig at the end of Grand Prix day. Sarah recalls the interaction with great fondness and excitement, and considers it to be a career highlight!
GEORGE HARRISON. (He and champion motorcyclist Barry Sheen at The Grand Hyatt in 1999. Visiting for the Melbourne Grand Prix).
JOHN FOREMAN (Music Director, Good Morning Australia & Australian Idol)
As well as GMA, other television appearances have included the popular variety show "Hey Hey it's Saturday" (2 performances with Peter Cupples); Denise Drysdale's "Denise" morning programme (regular appearances); The Good Friday Appeal for the 7 network (featured performances during the telecasts); the AFL's Brownlow Medal, and she has featured in a number of commercials.

JASON ALEXANDER ('Seinfeld') To audience at Crown Entertainment Complex, Melbourne.
STEVE POLTZ (American singer/songwriter. Jewel.) During an appearance on 'Good Morning Australia'.
MAGGIE TABBERER (Guest host for Good Morning Australia)
NANCY CATO (Theatrical Producer)
In 2004 Singer Simon LeBon brought his band Duran Duran in to see Sarah after their Melbourne concert. Upon strolling into The Deco Bar at Melbourne's Grand Hyatt Hotel, he introduced himself and went to get the rest of the band. They were still seated in front of Sarah and her pianist Steve Paix four hours later, requesting song after song.