Sarah Simmons

Sarah Simmons, originally from Birmingham, Alabama, later residing in Memphis, Tennessee, embarked on her music career with a notable appearance on national television. In 2013, she participated in the fourth season of NBC’s reality talent show, ‘The Voice.’ During her blind audition, Simmons performed Joan Osborne’s “One of Us,” prompting all four coaches to turn their chairs. She ultimately chose to join Team Adam Levine, marking a significant milestone in her public music career. Her journey on the show progressed through various stages, including the Battle Rounds and Knockouts. In the Battle Rounds, she advanced after performing “Wanted You More” against Duncan Kamakana. She continued to impress in the Knockouts, securing a spot in the Live Shows with her rendition of “Wild Horses.”

Simmons advanced through the Live Playoffs and the Top 12 week. In Week 1 of the Live Playoffs, her performance of “Angel” helped secure her position on Team Adam. She continued to perform in the Top 12, singing “The Story.” Her journey on ‘The Voice’ concluded in Week 4, the Top 8 round, after performing “Somebody That I Used to Know.” Despite her elimination alongside Judith Hill, her coach Adam Levine expressed his strong disappointment with the results. This period on ‘The Voice’ served as a foundation for her subsequent work as a musical artist.

Following her time on ‘The Voice,’ Sarah Simmons returned to her work as a musician, focusing on songwriting and performing. She is known for creating original music and performing covers. She has engaged with her audience through social media platforms, including X (formerly Twitter), and maintains a presence on Facebook and Instagram, where she shares updates on her music and collaborations. Her debut album, “Freedom,” was released, featuring original songs and further showcasing her talent as a vocalist and songwriter. Simmons, along with her husband, also co-owns Langston Studios, contributing to music production and recording.