🌲Cascadia Spring Tour 2025
With Sara Tone & Murray Kyle

Doors @ 6:00pm
Murray Kyle @ 7:00-8:15pm
Sara Tone @ 8:30-10:00pm
$20 advance, $25 at the door

The waters are gathering and a sweet flowing river of sound is flowing through Cascadia as Portland’s Sara Tone and Australian mystic troubadour Murray Kyle jump on tour together in an alliance of song not to be missed. Join us for these memorable concerts this spring in Cascadia!

🎶 Sara Tone: www.saratone.org

Sara Tone is a Portland-based musician, educator, and activist who has been sharing her Earth-honoring songs for nearly two decades. A multi-instrumentalist and live looper, she weaves fae-soul, world-folk, and rhythmic storytelling into immersive soundscapes, using voice, guitar, baritone ukulele, kalimba, and beatbox. Her music is a prayer, a spell, a sonic stream, holding space for presence, gratitude, and deep connection to nature. Sara’s work extends beyond performance—she is a dedicated music educator and environmental advocate, using her voice to support forests, watersheds, Indigenous rights, and regenerative culture. In 2025, she continues to expand her reach with new music, video releases, and a growing tour supported by Cascadia Culture.

🎶 Murray Kyle: www.murraykyle.com

Murray Kyle is a visionary singer-songwriter from Byron Bay, Australia, whose soul-stirring music has inspired audiences worldwide for over 15 years. Blending Shamanic Soul, Conscious Roots, and Sacred Music, his songs carry messages of unity, healing, and deep connection to the Earth. As a prolific multi-instrumentalist and producer, Murray has released six albums, collaborating with artists such as Rising Appalachia, Trevor Hall, and Peia. His live performances are powerful transmissions—heart-opening journeys that uplift and transform. Whether on festival stages or in intimate spaces, Murray’s music is an invitation to step into presence, reverence, and the beauty way.

🏔 Supported by Cascadia Culture: www.cascadiaculture.com

Bioregional booking and events company shaping culture in the Pacific Northwest and beyond.