Bareilles

Bareilles is a surname best known in contemporary music and entertainment through the American singer-songwriter Sarah Bareilles. While the surname appears in various contexts, it is primarily associated with her public career.

Sarah Bareilles (born 1979) rose to prominence in the mid-2000s as a recording artist and pianist. She achieved mainstream attention with the 2007 single “Love Song” from her major-label debut album, Little Voice. Her subsequent studio albums include Kaleidoscope Heart (2010), The Blessed Unrest (2013), and Amidst the Chaos (2019), reflecting a blend of pop, rock, and soul influences. Across her career, she has received nominations for major music awards and has maintained a presence in both studio recording and live performance.

In addition to recording work, Bareilles contributed to the Broadway musical Waitress, writing music and lyrics and performing in the production when it opened on Broadway in 2015. The musical has since toured internationally and spawned productions outside New York, further expanding her influence in musical theater.

Beyond her music, Bareilles has engaged in acting, television work, and various philanthropic and educational initiatives. While public attention centers on her as a solo artist and theatre contributor, the Bareilles surname is used by others in different fields, though none have achieved comparable public recognition to Sarah Bareilles.