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Sharon Silva & Erisy Watt
Fort Worden State Park - 200 Battery Way
Port Townsend, WA 98368
Date:
Saturday, August 08 2026 07:30 PM
Doors: 7:00 PM
- This event is All Ages
Promoter:
Rainshadow Recording
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Headliner:
Sharon Silva
Erisy Watt
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Sharon Silva and Erisy Watt are heading out together this summer, playing a run of West Coast shows from Seattle down through the California coast and desert.
Both Los Angeles-based musicians, they bring distinct voices united by a shared love of songwriting and performing live. Sharon, a founding member of The Wild Reeds, writes songs that blend indie rock, folk, and Americana while often exploring themes of grief, personal growth, and relationships. Her debut solo album, Underachiever, traces her journey from arriving in Los Angeles as a teenager through years of touring, the loss of loved ones, and the peace that comes from learning to lean on yourself.
Described by No Depression as "what contemporary folk sounds like at its peak," Erisy Watt writes songs that move between quiet contemplation and playful curiosity. Her latest album, not either or but everything, explores connection, impermanence, and adaptation, drawing in part from the decade she spent teaching ecological field courses throughout Southeast Asia.
Though their paths to Los Angeles were different-Sharon arriving as a teenager from a small agricultural town in Central California, Erisy by way of Nashville, Santa Barbara, and Portland-both have spent the better part of the past decade writing, recording, touring, and building community through music.
They met over drinks one winter evening earlier this year, sketched out a rough tour route on a cocktail napkin, and decided to take their songs on the road together. Each evening will feature solo performances from both artists, moments of accompaniment, and a full band at several of the shows. |
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Tickets went off Sale on Sunday, Aug 09 2026 but may still be available at the door
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Sharon Silva is a Los Angeles-based singer-songwriter known for her emotionally resonant songwriting and expressive voice. A founding member of the indie-folk band The Wild Reeds, Silva helped shape their harmony-driven sound. Her music blends indie rock, folk, and americana, often exploring themes of grief, personal growth, and relationships. Her self-released debut album, "Underachiever" describes how she came to Los Angeles as a teenager, experiences while touring, loss of loved ones, and the peace that comes from leaning on yourself.
Erisy Watt is a Los Angeles-based singer-songwriter whose songs inhabit both quiet contemplation and playful curiosity. Described by No Depression as "what contemporary folk sounds like at its peak," her music echoes the spirit of '60s and '70s folk while reaching beyond any single era or genre. Her latest album, not either or but everything, produced with Luke Temple, explores themes of connection, impermanence, and adaptation, drawing in part from the decade she spent teaching ecological field courses throughout Southeast Asia. Raised in Nashville and now based in Los Angeles after years in Portland and Santa Barbara, Erisy draws from a wide range of lived experience, writing songs that bridge the abstract and the tangible, the miraculous and the everyday. She performs regularly throughout Los Angeles and on the road while writing her next record. |
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