Outlaw says “All My Life” is one of his favorite songs to play live. “I don’t have a lot of “happy” songs but this is certainly a feel-good tune and it’s all kinds of fun to play live. It’s an upbeat singalong with a nice instrumental section so the lead players can strut their stuff. In this case, it’s Stephen Musselman from Los Angeles on the Telecaster and Mark Sloan (based in Nashville) on the pedal steel.

“Sam Outlaw sounds almost happy to know he’s possibly being deceived on “Say It to Me,” a breezy number from the Los Angeles-based performer’s latest album Tenderheart. “I don’t think it’s true but it sounds like you believe it / I like the way you say it to me,” he sings, assuming a fair amount of risk over a relationship that sounds like someone’s imagination running wild after one polite conversation.” – Rolling Stone

Sam Outlaw releases his brand new record "Tenderheart" today. Get it on iTunes, Spotify, and CD + Vinyl here.

“It’s a nice dose of rich-sounding, rollicking country music — not too far removed from recent breakout Margo Price, who Sam toured with last year. Sam tells us, “The song is a nod to Los Angeles ‘brunch culture.’ Everyone wanders in hung over and guilty. Faces in phones, thinking about the mistakes they made the night before. Or not thinking about them.”’ – Brooklyn Vegan

Sam Outlaw’s second full length album, Tenderheart, is now available to pre-order digitally, on CD, and on Vinyl through his PledgeMusic Campaign. Pre-Order Tenderheart on iTunes and download “Trouble” and “Everyone’s Looking For Home” instantly.

“In the lead track from his sophomore album, Tenderhearted, Sam Outlaw proves he’s precisely that: a sweetie, albeit one with a tough-guy name. That’s not to say the Outlaw appellation isn’t earned — it’s Sam’s mother’s maiden name, and there’s surely an independent streak to his career, which started at the late-breaking age of 31 with the release of his 2015 debut, Angeleno.” – FADER

Sophomore album filters neo-traditional influence through Outlaw’s ‘SoCAL Country’ lens. Expansive North American tour includes stops in Toronto and Vancouver. Cynicism comes easy, but having a soft heart takes real guts. With his new album, Tenderheart, Sam Outlaw dares to tread gently, and looks inward with unapologetic sentiment and un-ironic nods to the genre’s greatest neon rainbow chasers.

Hot off a sold-out show with Margo Price in Brooklyn, Sam Outlaw continues to tour until the end of the year with upcoming shows across the southern and mountain states. Angeleno, Outlaw’s debut, was just nominated for AmericanaUK’s International Album of the Year, alongside Sturgill Simpson, Price and Drive By Truckers.

Watch Sam Outlaw perform songs from Angeleno, a Merle Haggard classic, and talk about the creation of his record on BBC Radio Scottland’s “Another Country with Ricky Ross.”

California country artist Sam Outlaw makes a rare trip to the Atlantic side of the country with upcoming shows down the Eastern Seaboard this June.

Now, a new video for “Angeleno” pairs Outlaw up with another ‘cowboy in LA’ outsider – a professional bareback rodeo rider named Cesar Kid Bañuelos. Bañuelos attended a show at The Troubadour last spring and felt a strong camaraderie with Outlaw’s story, which mirrored his own experiences and challenges as a west coast rider on the rodeo circuit.

‘SoCal Country’ singer Sam Outlaw takes Angeleno back out on the road in February and March for the Country & Western Nights Tour with new Six Shooter Records labelmate Whitney Rose. The tour brings together two exciting breakout artists, both at the vanguard of country music, each with a distinctive sound and style. Outlaw’s country is classic and smooth, made his own with dappled Baja tones; Rose has developed a rich countrypolitan sound with beguiling vintage pop inflections.