The pandemic stopped singer-songwriter Samantha Fish’s busy 2020 touring schedule, but didn’t stop her from doing what she does best. “I spent pretty much the whole year writing songs,” the ...

Listening to Samantha Fish is like opening the window in the morning after an all-night poker game. Her bracing bluesy voice is both a clean breeze and bright sunshine, blowing out the stale smoke, ...

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Samantha Fish greets backhanded compliments — things like “Pretty good for a girl,” “You play like a guy” — with a challenge: “Plug in your guitar, man. Let’s go.” With a decade of touring, many ...

That mindset led her to invest in an Ernie Ball VP JR volume pedal so her hands could focus on playing rather than manipulating the guitar itself. Then she realized its usefulness ...

Guitarist Samantha Fish performs on Saturday, August 13, at the Heights Theater in support of her latest album Faster. Credit: Photo by Kevin & King Though it may seem to some that she has come out of ...

Bite into an old blues song. Spit some out. Let it sit in the sun, soften and rot. Find a blues seed in the pulp. Replant it in a pile of rock. See that seed take root, grow stronger amid the stones.

Collaboration is a concept that’s long lived at the heart of the blues tradition. One of the more unique pairings of the last 30 years saw blues punks the Jon Spencer Blues Explosion backing legendary ...

While preparing for her current tour, Samantha Fish had the unique challenge of crafting a live show to suit two albums with distinct styles. Fish released “Chills and Fever” in March 2017, a soulful ...

The Smith Center has announced the addition of master blues-rock guitarist Samantha Fish to the lineup for Experience Hendrix presented by Danny Zelisko Presents, set to hit the stage at Reynolds Hall ...

After blues/rocker Samantha Fish left the scrappy Ruff label—which thrust her into moderate yet notable blues semi-stardom—by jumping to the larger indie Rounder (now a subsidiary of the even bigger ...