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Sam Weber at Pie Shop
Thursday, March 17, 2022

Sam Weber at Pie Shop

1339 H Street NE, DC

Pie Shop

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About This Event

Canadian-born artist Sam Weber is coming to the District for a spectacular performance at Pie Shop!

With a career that spans an eclectic range of roots, Americana, improvisational music and jazz influences, Weber has released three critically-acclaimed LPs, collaborated with Grammy winners and contributed guitar to the 2021 Juno-winning Bahamas album, Sad Hunk.

Supporting his latest release Get Free, Sam is going forth with the same intention and mantra as when he began: “Music is an emotional conduit between people and allows us the opportunity to share moments of truth and unity.”

“In an age where the ritual of music-making can be a solitary exercise, I want to live my life to remind everyone that playing music as a communal and spontaneous practice can be healing and powerful.”

Start the weekend early by checking out one of the most versatile musicians to hit the DMV.

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Thursday, March 17, 2022 08:00 pm
Doors open at 7:30 pm

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