Sam Grow

Sam Grow is an American country singer and songwriter. Influenced by Elvis Presley, Otis Redding, Eric Clapton, and Ronnie Dunn, Grow began playing guitar and writing songs when he was 16. In 2009, he released the rock-oriented album Ignition, a local hit in his birth state of Maryland. Grow then moved to Nashville in 2014, signing a songwriting contract with Ole Music Publishing the same year he released his self-titled full-length. Through his albums, Grow often commemorates special places in his life such as his birthplace (2021’s This Town), Muscle Shoals, Alabama (2024’s Avalon Avenue), and the city in Kansas where he grew up (2025’s Winfield)—all while combining elements of pop, soul, hard rock, and, of course, a Nashville twang.