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Amos Lee was born Ryan Anthony Massaro on June 22, 1977 in Philadelphia and graduated an English major from the University of South Carolina. After graduation, he worked as a teacher and bartender as he pursued a career as a singer-songwriter, and scored a record deal from Blue Note Records after his manager submitted his demo. He toured with labelmate Norah Jones and Bob Dylan, and then on his own before recording his self-titled debut album in 2005, showcasing his unique fusion of folk, jazz, and rock, anchored by his sophisticated songwriting and soulful voice. The following year, Lee released his sophomore effort Supply and Demand featuring the single "Shout Out Loud", and put out his third album Last Days at the Lodge in 2008, diversifying his instrumentation and enhancing his neo soul sound. In 2011, his fourth studio album Mission Bell debuted at number one on the Billboard 200, with appearances by Lucinda Williams and Willie Nelson, and featured his hit single "Windows are Rolled Down". In recent years, Lee has captivated tickets owners in concert with Elvis Costello, Paul Simon, Van Morrison, and Adele, and he just released his folky, country-tinged fifth album Mountains Of Sorrow, Rivers Of Song in October 2013, recorded in Nashville with vocal support from Alison Krauss and Patty Griffin.
How cool is Amos Lee! And such a talent and so nice. He does a great job connecting with the audience. He and his band seemed to genuinely have fun together. I would absolutely see him again soon. And the smaller venue at Harrah's is fantastic! The employees are so nice and helpful.
Amos Lee always puts on an amazing show. This was the second time I’ve seen him and he did not disappoint. Very entertaining and thought provoking.
Amos Lee was amazing!! As was his band!! If you get the opportunity, do yourself a favor and go!!
What a great experience musically and visually. Just happened to be in Asheville and get a FB notice about tickets. If you haven’t been fortunate enough to see Amos Lee, check to see if he is playing where you can. Well worth it!
Great Show!!! Great music and professional and fun!
Amos Lee and his band were amazing, the range of instruments and vocals! Julie Pratt was a beautiful opening act, so gracious and talented. The Joan C. Edwards Performing Arts Center is a true gem for performers and thier audience.
I attended the Amos show on my 1 year wedding anniversary and I couldn’t have had a better time. When you hear him speak or sing, you know there is a true sincerity to it that makes it all the better. I’ve been a fan of Amos since his self titled album and have seen him 3 times in person. Each time has been amazing. The lyrics, soulful singing, stories and crowd interaction are always superb. Couldn’t recommend his shows high enough. You won’t be disappointed
I have seen Amos many times and he never disappoints. The Indianapolis show was like sitting around the campfire with him and his guitar. An Intimate and soulful experience I will never forget. Best birthday gift ever!
I have seen Amos several times in concert and this by far was the best most personal experience of all time. His solo acoustic performance showcased his voice and his talent in such an amazing way. He is so talented and the meaningful emotion in his music was felt by all. It was literally a spiritual experience. 5 stars. I am blessed to have been at this show.
Amos was great as always. A true artist and musician.
