Saxsquatch at Harlow's

Name: Saxsquatch at Harlow's
Start: 2025-04-08T19:00:00-07:00
Location: 2708 J Street, Sacramento, CA, United States, California 95816

Schedule

Tue, 08 Apr, 2025 at 07:00 pm

UTC-07:00

Location

2708 J Street, Sacramento, CA, United States, California 95816 | Sacramento, CA

Harlow's presents
Saxsquatch
Tuesday, April 8th
Doors: 7pm
Show: 8pm
All Ages
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“When Saxsquatch, the viral sensation, joins us, he does not disappoint” – Forbes
Hailing from the mountains of North Carolina, Saxsquatch, and his millions of views online, is the most famous saxophone player in the woods. Having previously been a member of a globally touring band, Saxsquatch was used to creating big moments.
Saxsquatch has become a beautiful escape for millions of Americans. His world class saxophone performances and nostalgically filmed videos helped him become arguably the most viewed musician on Facebook and Reddit in 2021, the biggest live streaming musician in the US, and one of the most followed saxophone players on TikTok.
A video and social media trailblazer, he was the first musician added to Reddit’s Creator Program, is one of the few musicians part of TikTok’s curated Live Roster, and is sponsored by Pit Viper as an official creator. His videos and music have been featured on the front page of Yahoo!, Forbes, Reddit, Barstool, Billboard, Rolling Stone, and YouTube.
Saxsquatch’s smooth saxophone fused with electronic, country, jazz, and pop productions have been used in his official collaborations and releases with Hall & Oates, WAR, Tokyo Machine, and Billy Ray Cyrus. In 2021 he signed a 10 song deal with one of the largest electronic labels in the world, Monstercat.
Saxsquatch is more than just an online hit. His music and performances have been all over television: Tosh.O (Comedy Central), Jimmy Fallon’s ‘That’s My Jam’ (NBC), and America’s Got Talent (NBC). Music by Saxsquatch is featured in the most popular video games in the world: Fortnite, Rocket League, Rec Room, and My Singing Monsters. His live shows, national headline tours, festival slots like Summer Camp and Arise, and direct support for the tours of Sunsquabi and Here Come the Mummies, have sold out across the country.