Sonic Scarlet - St. Louis Rock Band

Widely Appealing Selections - Sure, we could play newer music. But the 80s-00s classic rock and alt rock genres appeals to a wide range of live music fans.

​A Complete Experience - We're a five-piece band with seasoned musicians, a full sound and dynamic vibe!

​Something Different - There are lots of local rock bands with female singers, of course... But when's the last time you saw an (almost) all-female band rockin' out your favorite songs in St. Louis? ​​

​​​Professional Sound Equipment - We can bring industry professional sound equipment, as needed. This means that your guests will be able to hear everything clearly and volume/mix levels are kept in check. Have an in-house or event sound system? We keep setup and soundcheck easy for the in-house or event sound engineers, too!

​Great Communication - Easy booking process, fast response times and regular check-ins leading up to, during and even after the performance!​​

​Family Friendly - We can and will censor when little ears are listening!

Sarah Hoth (Guitar, Vocals)
Sarah's early passion for stage drama and music led her to attend Webster University where she was educated in fine arts, including drama, dance, music theory and voice. A persistent pursuit of compelling vocal harmonies can be credited to decades of choral work, most recently with the St. Louis Symphony's In Unison chorus. Sarah was previously a member of local 90s rock band, Over Head Dog, and one half of acoustic duo, Hot Hands Wonderland. She currently performs acoustic music as a solo act, Sarah Sings Acoustic.

Heather Miller (Bass, Keys, Vocals)
Heather is a life-long musician with a Masters in Piano Performance and a career including seven years of teaching piano/music at local universities. Since 2012 she has served as Music Director for the Shrine of Our Lady of the Snows, where she wishes she could throw some Shinedown, AIC or Foo into Sunday services, but restrains herself. Heather’s love of learning drove her to pick up guitar and bass, and her latest passion, flying. When not hitting the skies in her Piper Cherokee Six, Heather enjoys time with her daughters and the fun folks in the St. Louis aviation community.

Kelly Krener (Guitar, Vocals)
Kelly is a music educator, performer, and music therapist extraordinare! She holds a Bachelors in Music Performance, Masters in Music and a Bachelors in Music Therapy. She teaches private piano and guitar lessons and is a faculty member at St. Louis Community College. When she’s not teaching or performing as a music therapist, she is one-half of a wedding / private event entertainment duo with her husband (Gateway Guitar), and is the pianist for St. Martin United Church of Christ in High Ridge, MO.

​Angie Boger (Keys, Guitar, Vocals)
Angie graduated from Eastern Illinois University with a Music Education degree, and spent 12 years teaching music and choir to Pre-K to 12th graders. Her first teaching job moved her further east, where she also joined musical trio, Freestyle Acoustic. Another teaching opportunity landed her in St. Louis, where she feels lucky to have found "her people" in the musician community. Angie can be found playing solo acoustic music on her Taylor all over town.

​Titus Tolson (Drums)
Titus came out of the womb listening to jazz and soul music! So it's no surprise that he started playing drums in 3rd grade after years of beating on pans, pots and dashboards. He graduated from SIUE with a Minor in Music and went on to perform in a variety of bands playing Swing, Rock, Blues, Jazz, Top 40 and 90s. Titus is multi-talented and also plays bass for his original project, The PART (listen on Spotify and Apple Music). His ultimate dream band might be a Disco and R&B or an 80's band, since he hasn't done that yet! When not making amazing music, Titus is a Director and Sound Engineer for the Fox 2 Morning News.

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The band will need a minimum of 90 minutes for set-up and sound check, and tear-down takes approximately 1 hour. Host must ensure adequate electrical supply at the event location (a minimum of three separate 120V
grounded duplex receptacles is usually sufficient).