Charlotte Sands Shares “Six Feet Under” Ahead of Packed Summer Schedule
by Hannah Kozak / Photo by Megan Clark
Charlotte Sands, queen of angsty pop/rock, releases her newest single “Six Feet Under” on March 15th. The release comes right as Sands prepares for an intense summer of festivals; she is performing at South by Southwest, Shaky Knees, Sunfest, Hangout Fest, Slam Dunk, and Rock am Ring im Park followed by a run of headlining shows in Germany at the end of May.
“‘Six Feet Under’ is a song about having the impulse to sabotage your own life whenever it feels comfortable and the addictiveness of having highs and lows instead of balance and stability,” said Sands. “It’s for anyone that finds themself having self-destructive tendencies and constantly struggles with embracing solidity. I hope you love this song and I hope it brings you some kind of peace knowing you are not the only person who feels more at ease when surrounded by chaos.”
Charlotte Sands Upcoming Shows
3/17/23 - Austin, TX - SXSW
5/5/23 - Atlanta, GA - Shaky Knees
5/7/23 - West Palm Beach, FL - SunFest
5/20/23 - Gulf Shores, AL - Hangout Fest
5/27/23 - London, England - Slam Dunk South
5/28/23 - Leeds, England - Slam Dunk North
5/30/23 - Hamburg, Germany - Häaken
5/31/23 - Berlin, Germany - Cassiopeia
6/2/23 - Rimini, Italy - Slam Dunk Italy
6/3/23 - Nuremburg - Rock im Park
6/4/23 - Nurburgring - Rock am Ring
6/6/23 - Budapest, Hungary - Budapest Park (Opening for Simple Plan)
About Charlotte Sands
Charlotte Sands isn't afraid to speak or play loud. Raised on the pop-punk bands of the early 2000s and rooted in the storytelling of folk singer/songwriters, Sands combines upbeat melodies with unabashedly honest, self-reflective lyrics. Sands' personal mission to "create a safe space for people to feel accepted and celebrated for their weirdness and diversity" is something she takes seriously. As evident by the overwhelmingly positive comments that flood her social media, her fans take pride in championing her as they recognize how she champions them.
