It's time to shred! Blues rocker Samantha Fish is set to perform in Orlando this December.
Samantha Fish is coming to The Plaza Live on December 30, where fans can expect to hear Samantha play a wide election of songs from her entire catalogue of albums including ‘Wild Heart,’ ‘Chills & Fever,’ ‘Belle of the West,’ ‘Death Wish Blues,’ ‘Faster,’ and ‘Kill Or Be Kind.’
The upcoming Orlando show follows a banner year of touring, where Fish shared the stage with legends like Slash, Eric Clapton, and The Rolling Stones, solidifying her place as a modern guitar hero showing no signs of slowing.
Tickets for the Orlando show are on sale now
Samantha Fish effortlessly blends blues, rock, and soul to create a unique sound, with live performances that testify to her status as a true musical powerhouse.
Last September, Fish was contacted by Eric Clapton and invited to perform at his Crossroads LA Festival. She also toured with Slash this summer as part of his highly anticipated S.E.R.P.E.N.T Tour.
Her most recent effort, Death Wish Blues (Rounder Records), a collaboration with renegade rocker Jesse Dayton, topped the Billboard Blues Chart for three consecutive weeks. Whether she is powerfully delivering soulful blues rock or baring her soul with an acoustic ballad, Samantha Fish’s live performances are a testament to her status as a true musical force to be reckoned with.
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