Bio

Hannah Sage From grew up in the North Georgia mountains steeped in stories and music. She blends traditional Appalachian music with modern storytelling to create engaging and entertaining programs. Her one-woman show, Appalachian Songcatcher, which debuted at the St. Louis Fringe Festival, explores identity, resilience, and social justice through song and personal stories. Influenced by artists like The Indigo Girls and Rising Appalachia, Hannah’s heartfelt performances celebrate heritage while reflecting her passions for LGBTQ+ and environmental advocacy.

Upcoming Performances

• Chattanooga Fringe Festival – November 7-9, 2025
• Eddie’s Attic Open-Mic Shootout – November 2025
• Amicalola State Park – December 20, 2025

You can find more information about upcoming performances here

Past Performances

• St. Louis Fringe – August 2024
• Cowan Creek Music School – 2024
• Appalachian Evening of Stories at the Peacock Playhouse – 2024
• Ola Belle Reed Festival – 2024
• Sautee Center – March 2025
• NYC Fringe Festival – April 2025
• Elgin Fringe Festival – September 2025

Awards

• 2025 Producer’s Award – Elgin Fringe
• 2025 Storytelling Award – NYC Fringe
• 2024 Performer of the Year – St. Louis Fringe
• Blue Ribbon – Ola Belle Reed Banjo Contest 2024
• Red Foley Award – Berea College 2023
• Billy Edd Wheeler Award – Berea College 2022
• F.O.L.K.I.E. Music Award – Berea College 2018