Alex Sampson

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Alex Sampson

12 upcoming dates · 10 cities · 4 countries

Alex Sampson, born Alex Darren Sampson on January 20, 2004, in Atikokan, Ontario, is a Canadian pop singer-songwriter based in Toronto. He began uploading cover songs to social media in 2019 before releasing his debut single, "Stay Here," and built an early following through online performances before signing with Warner Records in 2023.

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United States

  1. Sep 21San DiegoCal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre at SDSUView details
  2. Oct 1MilwaukeeLandmark Credit Union LiveView details
  3. Oct 4CincinnatiThe Andrew J Brady Music CenterView details
  4. Oct 6NashvilleThe TruthView details
  5. Oct 8PittsburghCitizens Live at The WylieView details
  6. Oct 13AtlantaCoca-Cola RoxyView details

United Kingdom

  1. Nov 6CardiffThe Great Hall - Cardiff University Students' UnionView details
  2. Nov 8LondonO2 Academy BrixtonView details
  3. Nov 9LondonO2 Academy BrixtonView details

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About Alex Sampson

His music combines retro-influenced pop with anthemic choruses drawn from love and heartache; the doo-wop-styled single "Pretty Baby" became a signature song. He released the EPs Blurry Vision (2024), Hopeless Romantic (2024), and Growing Pains (2026), the first featuring lead single "Want You!"

Sampson gained wider recognition in 2024 as a semifinalist on the 19th season of America's Got Talent, where judge Howie Mandel compared his sound to a blend of Shawn Mendes and Chris Isaak. He was named to People magazine's "Emerging Artists" list in 2023, opened tours for Alexander Stewart and Jamie Miller, and launched his own headlining tour, Thank You for Loving Me, in 2026.

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