Sam Lewis
Sam Lewis, whom Chris Stapleton called “a modern Townes Van Zandt,” plays The Ark in Ann Arbor on Tuesday, March 23, at 8 p.m. It's a free show of soulful, feel-good songwriting with a social edge.
Sam Lewis has worked with everyone from Leon Russell to The Wood Brothers. His voice has been compared to molasses, and his style sits where many genres meet, with feel-good music and sharp social commentary side by side.
He's playing songs from EVERYTHING'S FINE (2026), his seventh studio album. It's sparser and more intimate, built around a phrase Lewis says he's been obsessed with for a while.
Admission is free, and nonperishables or donations for Food Gatherers are welcome. The show is part of The Ark's Artist Spotlight Series, supported by Ford Philanthropy, and it's also livestreamed on The Ark's Facebook page and YouTube channel.
He's playing songs from EVERYTHING'S FINE (2026), his seventh studio album. It's sparser and more intimate, built around a phrase Lewis says he's been obsessed with for a while.
Admission is free, and nonperishables or donations for Food Gatherers are welcome. The show is part of The Ark's Artist Spotlight Series, supported by Ford Philanthropy, and it's also livestreamed on The Ark's Facebook page and YouTube channel.
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Last successful source check: Oct 22, 2026, 1:01 PM
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