Rebecca Folsom Denver concert with Sam Robbins takes place on Friday, September 26, 2025, at Swallow Hill Music, bringing an evening of folk, gospel, and storytelling to Colorado. This special Denver concert will highlight Folsom’s most recent recording, Sanctuary, and Robbins’s introspective album So Much I Still Don’t See.
Rebecca Folsom’s Sanctuary blends folk and gospel traditions with raw storytelling. Moving effortlessly through her four-octave range, Folsom believes every lyric and every collaboration carries the power to change lives “one listener at a time.”
Her songs address universal human experiences, written with or for marginalized communities, and confront themes of separation and suffering while offering connection and hope. From intimate ballads to choral harmonies, the album provides a sonic landscape of resilience and healing, making it a potent dose of inspiration for audiences seeking light, truth, and humanity.
Sam Robbins, often described as an “old soul singer-songwriter,” carries forward the tradition of 1970s troubadours like James Taylor and Neil Young with a modern twist. His third album, So Much I Still Don’t See, chronicles his 20s, shaped by relentless touring — averaging 45,000 miles a year — and the early years of a life on the road.
Produced by Seth Glier and recorded in a historic Springfield, MA church, the album emphasizes stripped-down arrangements of acoustic guitar and vocals, captured live to preserve Robbins’ stage authenticity. With touches of upright bass, keyboards, and electric guitar, the heart of the record remains Robbins’ Martin guitar and his introspective storytelling.
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