Ausverkauft | Sam Fender

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Sam Fender on tour in Germany in March with his third album "SF3"

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To be celebrated as one of the most important songwriters of his generation at the age of 20 is both a great honor and an enormous responsibility. But if anyone deserves this title, it is the Brit Sam Fender - who conquered the music world with his mega-hit "Seventeen Going Under" at the latest.
Born in 1994 and raised in the small town of North Shields in the north-east of England, Fender experienced a childhood under difficult circumstances. The early separation of his parents brought him to music at a young age - his way out of a harsh reality. While many of his friends in England's working class suppressed their future prospects with drugs, Sam found support in his guitar and the songs of Jimi Hendrix and Bruce Springsteen. After dropping out of school early to support his mother with odd jobs, he was discovered by Owain Davies - Ben Howard's manager - in 2011. In 2017, he released his debut single "Play God", which quickly gained attention in the British indie rock scene and even made it onto the official FIFA soundtrack. With his first EP "Dead Boys", he played his first shows in Europe and Australia and won the coveted Critics' Choice Award at the 2019 Brit Awards. Fender's debut album "Hypersonic Missiles" went straight to number one in the UK album charts and was hailed by the press as one of the most outstanding releases of 2019. His second album "Seventeen Going Under" from 2021 seamlessly followed on from this success and also reached pole position and double platinum in the UK. In powerful songs, he tells of the challenges of his life and highlights the struggles of the British working class in his unique songwriting. As a live performer, Sam Fender has long proven that his energetic shows create an unparalleled atmosphere in both large stadiums and small pubs. Whether opening for the likes of Liam Gallagher, Bob Dylan and Neil Young or at legendary festivals such as Glastonbury or Reading & Leads, his anthemic songs get audiences everywhere singing along and empathizing. Anyone who wants to experience this unique atmosphere live will have the opportunity to do so early next year when Sam Fender comes to Germany for three concerts as part of his People Watching Tour with his third album "SF3", which has been announced for February 21.