Sam Robbins is often described as an “old soul singer-songwriter,” blending the timeless storytelling of influences like James Taylor and Jackson Browne with a modern, upbeat edge shaped by years on the road. A New England–based, nationally touring artist, Robbins has shared stages with Jason Mraz and David Wilcox, appeared at major festivals including Kerrville and Falcon Ridge, and earned a reputation as one of the brightest rising voices in contemporary folk. His acclaimed third album, So Much I Still Don’t See—named an Atwood Magazine 2025 “Artist to Watch”—captures the humility and insight gained from relentless touring, pairing intimate, live-tracked acoustic performances with subtle, thoughtful arrangements that spotlight both his songwriting and growing recognition as a standout fingerstyle guitarist. Now performing more than 200 shows a year in listening rooms and festivals nationwide, Robbins brings that deeply personal, road-honed sound to his upcoming show at the ButtonBall Barn, where his songs feel especially at home.