Sunnyside, WA
Music connected to Sunnyside
About Sunnyside
- • Country singer Blaine Larsen, known for "How Do You Get That Lonely," was born in Sunnyside.
- • Sunnyside is considered the birthplace of Washington's wine industry.
- • Irrigation projects in the early 1900s transformed Sunnyside into an agricultural hub.
- • A large herd of camels was once used to haul freight through the area.
- • The 1948 Columbia River flood significantly impacted Sunnyside's agricultural lands.
- • Sunnyside, named for its sunny climate, was established in 1893 and incorporated in 1902.
- • With over 17,000 residents, it's Yakima County's second largest city.
- • At 738 feet, its elevation contributes to its agricultural suitability.
- • Agriculture, especially fruit and vegetable farming, is the dominant industry.
- • A warm, community-centered feeling permeates the air, with a strong connection to its roots.
- • The Seattle Mariners, about 150 miles away, won the AL West in 2022.
- • Sunnyside High School's football team has a long history of Yakima Valley championships.
Artists From Sunnyside
Zac Top
Zach Top
Songs About Sunnyside
Cold Beer & Country Music
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Good Times & Tan Lines
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I Never Lie
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Sounds Like the Radio
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Use Me
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