May
19
Sun
Les Sampou to Perform at the Spring Gulch Folk Festival @ 27th Annual Spring Gulch Folk Festival
May 19 @ 1:00 am – 3:00 am
Les Sampou to Perform at the Spring Gulch Folk Festival @ 27th Annual Spring Gulch Folk Festival  | New Holland | Pennsylvania | United States

Les Sampou performs Saturday. Reserve your campsite now for the 27th Annual Spring Gulch Folk Festival. A weekend-long event of excellent music, sing-a-long campfires, workshops, dancing, and crafts. The 2013 Folk Festival will run for four days, Thursday through Sunday

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Oct
27
Sun
Les Sampou @ First Encounter Coffee House
Oct 27 @ 7:00 am – 10:30 am
Jan
19
Sun
The Les Sampou Trio @ Sally O'Brien's
Jan 19 @ 6:00 am – 9:00 am
The Les Sampou Trio @ Sally O'Brien's | Somerville | Massachusetts | United States

“Powerfully expressive, Les Sampou has been tested in the trenches of life and survived brilliantly. Her new album, “Lonesomeville,” is a personal Top Ten favorite of the year. She invests many songs with the emotional honesty of Lucinda Williams, probing love in all of its complexity while belting the heck out of the music. She has a passionate, rockabilly-blues edge that lifts your spirits high, followed by ballads that dig into your soul like few artists can.”

STEVE MORSE Boston Globe Correspondent & Contributor to Billboard and Rolling Stone

Mar
30
Sun
Les Sampou @ The River Club Music Hall
Mar 30 @ 7:00 am – 10:00 am
Les Sampou @ The River Club Music Hall | Scituate | Massachusetts | United States

Les Sampou is a blues/rock musician, who got her start n the Boston folk scene and now has moved on to national prominence and acclaim. She has just released her new record “Lonesomeville”.

Les Sampou writes and sings Americana music that’s full of twang and blues. Her musical career has spanned five recordings and countless listening rooms, bars, and festivals as well as over several hundred thousand miles of road. ‘Lonesomeville’ is the diary. It takes you through lonely hotel rooms, endless highways, and the bedrooms of hard-living lovers. Jonathan Perry of the Boston Globe writes, “Sly, lived-in songs about mismatched lives, hard goodbyes, and honky tonk heartbreak; all of which makes Lonesomeville not such a bad place to be after all, especially if she’s playing there.”

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