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Sam Outlaw Nashville, Tennessee
am Outlaw was born in the Midwest, grew up in California, and now lives in Nashville.
"Outlaw" is his
mother's maiden name.
Sam worked as an advertising executive in his twenties while writing songs as a hobby and eventually started performing at small bar gigs near his home in Los Angeles. In 2015, Sam left his advertising career to pursue music full-time.
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