Biography
There are at least three artists with this name:
1) Sam Lewis is an American singer and songwriter based in Nashville (active 2009 - present)
2) Sam Lewis is a British singer, songwriter & guitarist. (2007-???)
3) Sam Lewis is a Canadian musician.
1) Sam Lewis is a singer songwriter based in Nashville. After spending a nomadic youth throughout the Southeast (USA), he began calling Nashville home in 2009. Since then he’s been joined on his journey by some of music’s most righteous and luminary figures. He has pressed the first few chapters in his career’s studio anthology with the release of his self-titled debut (2012), sophomore release "Waiting On You" (2015), third studio release "Loversity" (2018) and live-acoustic album "Solo" (2020).
Loversity and single first single, “One and The Same” landed Lewis a spot on Rolling Stone’s “10 New Artists to Watch” list. Although Americana is Lewis' staple sound, he comfortably moves between musical genres ranging from blues rock to soul.
2) Sam Lewis is a British singer, songwriter & guitarist.
After being taught to play the guitar at the age of 11 by his musical Father, Lewis’s big break came after meeting KT Tunstall in a Willsden Park, a meeting that led to him becoming her guitar player for her World tours 2004 - 2009. He has also performed with Tom Baxter, Duffy and Dani Sicilliano.
“Everything You Are”, Lewis’s debut was released in 2007, and includes “Another Lifetime” featuring KT Tunstall on vocals. The album received a 4 star review in Mojo, BBC online, Americana monthly and Q track of the day. Starting with a support slot for Legendry folk Guitarist Bert Jansch at the Roundhouse Sam played support slots and gigs over the year. Highlights include Harvest at Jimmy's festival and a half hour slot with Janice Long on
radio 2.
3) Sam Lewis is a Canadian musician.
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