Join Grammy-nominated musician Daniel Kimbro alongside soulful Americana artist Sam Lewis for an unforgettable evening steeped in Appalachian roots and heartfelt storytelling.

Raised on American roots music in eastern Tennessee, Daniel Kimbro has spent over two decades performing with legends including Eric Clapton, Jerry Douglas, John Hiatt, Transatlantic Sessions, Sarah Jarosz, and Larkin Poe. His debut album Carpet in the Kitchen showcases original songs grounded in Appalachian folk traditions—what Loudon Wainwright III praised as “right up there with John Prine’s classic Paradise.”

Sam Lewis, meanwhile, has collaborated with icons like Leon Russell and The Wood Brothers, earning praise from Chris Stapleton as “a modern Townes Van Zandt.” Named one of Rolling Stone’s “10 Artists You Need to Know,” Lewis blends the warmth of soul with the grit of Americana. His smooth, molasses-rich voice and thoughtful lyrics remind listeners that “we’re all in it together”—each song a testament to connection and shared experience.

Together, Sam Lewis and Daniel Kimbro bring a night of music that bridges generations, genres, and hearts—rooted in the traditions that shaped them and carried forward with passion, honesty, and soul.