Sarah Flint

Sarah Flint hit the Bloomington, Indiana music scene in 1982.

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• 1983 Performing first in rock bands like Blue Hugh and the Colortones, Film at 11, The Mixxe, an early version of The Impass Band:Tinker's Dam, and Dr. Bop and the Headliners.

• 1985 Records with John Mellencamp on his album, Scarecrow

• 1986 Tours nationally with Dr. Bop and the Headliners

• 1989 Records with StoneRoad

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In the 90s

Venturing into country music Sarah performed every Saturday all day at the Bloomington Community Farmer's Market when it was still on 6th St. That led to working with Andy Ruff and The Dew Daddies. 

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• 1990 StoneRoad duo tours The Mediterranean

• 1993 Begins hosting a radio show on community radio, WFHB

• 1995 Begins the Youth Radio program which still continues on  Saturdays from 7-10pm on 91.3 FM wfhb.org

• 1996 Starts teaching guitar

• 1996 Records with John P. Strom

• 1996 Marries favorite songwriter, Tim Tryon

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2000 and beyond

In the early 2000s Sarah became a mother and became jazz lead vocalist for The Stardusters big band. Next, forming her own combo Sarah's Swing Set released two albums including the song penned by Sarah, The Perfect Gift. 

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• 2000 Joins The Stardusters and sings with them for 7 years

• 2004 Starts Sarah's Swing Set with Robert Stright

• 2010 Plays June Carter Cash in a Johnny Cash revue

• 2011 Joined Atom Heart Mother: a Pink Floyd tribute band 

• 2012 Now teaching ukulele and voice as well as guitar.

• 2012 Holds ukulele workshops through Athena

• 2013 Joins the The GoZpel GurlZ, for WFHB's Firehouse Follies

• 2013-2015 Co-director and Director at Girls' Camp of Rock at Bloomington Playwrights Project

• 2014 Starts Harmony School's orchestra

• 2015 GoZpel GurlZ evolve into Hoosier Darling trio

• 2017 Sarah and Dave Gulyas work up a nifty jazz duo

• 2017 Opens for the esteemed and authentic Tom Roznowski

• 2017 Teaches 12 students guitar at Fairview Elementary

• 2020 Moves to online lessons - first online recital

• 2021 All lessons online, no stress for parents, students or me.

• 2022 My performance energy pours into teaching online. I'm loving it. I've had so many students continue to grow musically, I feel blessed to have chosen this opportunity.

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