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Sara Evans Performs at Eastside Cannery

Sara Evans returned to Las Vegas for a concert at the Eastside Cannery on Friday, June 29, 2012 (Photo: © Scott Harrison/ RETNA/ www.harrisonphotos.com). 

Photo: © Scott Harrison/ RETNA/ www.harrisonphotos.com.

Evans began singing as a child with her family’s band in New Franklin, Missouri. The experience clearly left an impression. With those early experiences firmly implanted, she would begin recording her own albums by the late 1990s. With each new release, there was a song that quickly connected with country fans, including her hits “Suds In The Bucket,” “Born To Fly,” “I Keep Looking” and “No Place That Far.”

Photo: © Scott Harrison/ RETNA/ www.harrisonphotos.com.

In 2006, Evans was honored by the Academy of Country Music as the Top Female Vocalist and she would also receive the Country Music Association’s Video of the Year prize for “Born to Fly.”

Photo: © Scott Harrison/ RETNA/ www.harrisonphotos.com.

In 2011 her album Stronger went to number one on Billboard’s Country chart, fueled by the song “A Little Bit Stronger.” 

Photo: © Scott Harrison/ RETNA/ www.harrisonphotos.com.

Photo: © Scott Harrison/ RETNA/ www.harrisonphotos.com.

Photo: © Scott Harrison/ RETNA/ www.harrisonphotos.com.

Photo: © Scott Harrison/ RETNA/ www.harrisonphotos.com.

Photo: © Scott Harrison/ RETNA/ www.harrisonphotos.com.

Photo: © Scott Harrison/ RETNA/ www.harrisonphotos.com.

Photo: © Scott Harrison/ RETNA/ www.harrisonphotos.com.

Photo: © Scott Harrison/ RETNA/ www.harrisonphotos.com.

Photo: © Scott Harrison/ RETNA/ www.harrisonphotos.com.