Aurora Rose/Variety via Getty Sara Bareilles wrote a "Love Song" — but she definitely won't be playing it at her wedding. The singer and actress, who got engaged in January, reveals to PEOPLE ...

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The singer-songwriter-actress teamed up with the writers room to pen a song for the third season finale of executive producer Tina Fey's comedy. By Zoe G. Phillips Multi-hyphenate Sara Bareilles ...

Sara Bareilles was quick to state the obvious ... It is just that kind of honesty that makes Bareilles’ songs so real and her concerts so enjoyable. The background on stage was a picture of ...

Sara Bareilles at the Hollywood Bowl Travis Schneider ... But, naturally, the highlight was far and away her reading of her signature song as an original “Hamilton” cast member, “Satisfied ...

During the Tony Awards on June 8, Sara Bareilles was comforted by Cynthia Erivo after growing emotional honoring her late ...

Virginia Repertory Theatre is bringing an all-new show to Richmond. “Waitress,” an upcoming Tony-nominated musical featuring ...

She's not gonna write you a love song 'cause you asked for it, but Sara Bareilles will sing it for you in her 2024 New Year's Eve special coming to PBS. In a clip shared exclusively with Billboard ...

When singer-songwriter Sara Bareilles joined a small revival of Into ... she signed on to write the songs for Waitress, a musical adaptation of the 2007 independent film. Though she was already ...

At Monday’s event — a concert in support of the Maestra organization’s mission to uplift and support women and non-binary musicians in the theater industry — Bareilles previewed a song ...

PORTSMOUTH — Sara Bareilles, Grammy-winning singer-songwriter known for hits like “Brave” and “Love Song,” is coming to The Music Hall. Bareilles will be in Portsmouth to headline the ...

For years, Sara Bareilles has been enjoying a career ... also gave the song the feel of a old Aretha Franklin song, a comparison Bareilles was happy to embrace. “Hey, I’ll take that!” ...