Sunday Voice Session 11 | Riverside Restaurant | Sunland Estates. WA

Three incredible PNW female singer songwriters sharing songs and stories in an intimate listening room experience. Hosted by Sammy Steele.
About this Event

Join us for Sunday Voice Session 11, the final Columbia River Series event of 2026, as we gather along the banks of the Columbia for an unforgettable evening of songs, stories, and songwriter community.

Hosted by Sammy Steele, Sunday Voice was created to spotlight original artists and provide an intimate listening-room experience where songwriters can share not only their music, but the stories behind the songs. This special session brings together four talented Pacific Northwest artists for a unique night of creativity and connection.

Making her Sunday Voice debut, Emily Hope joins the lineup for the first time. Returning for her second appearance is Payton Layne Drury, who first joined us earlier this year at Desert Aire. Kitty Mae returns for her third Sunday Voice appearance after memorable performances at both Desert Aire and Session 2 at the L&M Firehouse in Orting, Washington.

This session also marks a Sunday Voice first: an all-female songwriter panel, with Sammy Steele serving as host and performer alongside three outstanding female artists from the Pacific Northwest music community.

Expect an evening filled with original songs, honest storytelling, laughter, inspiration, and the kind of musical moments that only happen when talented songwriters share a stage together. Whether you're a longtime supporter of local music or discovering these artists for the first time, this is a chance to experience some of the Northwest's most authentic voices in an intimate setting.

Doors open at 3:00 PM. Music begins at 5:00 PM and runs through 8:00 PM.

As we close out the Sunday Voice Along the Columbia Series for 2026, we'd like to extend a heartfelt thank you to our sponsors: Gilbert Connections, Rebel Heart Rebel Soul Records, and Bob Feil Boats & Motors. Your support has helped make this season possible and allowed us to continue building a platform for independent artists and original music throughout the Pacific Northwest.

We're incredibly grateful for everyone who attended, performed, sponsored, volunteered, and believed in this vision. What started as an idea has grown into a community, and we're excited to see where Sunday Voice goes in 2027.

Come celebrate the final Columbia River Series event of the year with us at Riverside Restaurant and be part of another special chapter in the Sunday Voice story.