Multi-platinum artist Sam Barber shares his new single, “Just A Kid,” out now; listen/share HERE and watch the accompanying short film below.
One of the genre’s fastest-rising and “most in-demand artists”, Barber has built a devoted global audience through deeply personal songwriting and an unfiltered perspective that resonates across generations. Raised on a farm in southeast Missouri, Barber began playing music as a teenager after picking up his great-grandfather’s Gibson guitar. Guided by his commitment to making music on his own terms, Barber has risen rapidly as a generational voice in country music. With “Just A Kid,” he continues to define his artistic identity as grounded in lived experience and emotional clarity.
The new song is the latest unveiled from Barber’s highly anticipated sophomore album, Broken View, out next Friday, April 3 via Atlantic Outpost (pre-save/pre-order HERE). Co-written and co-produced by Barber and Joe Becker(“Indigo,” “Straight and Narrow”) with additional songs co-produced with Aaron Dessner (Taylor Swift, Noah Kahan) at Long Pond Studio, Broken View serves as a sweeping and introspective reflection on life’s complexities, exploring themes of love, loss and self-discovery. The new 13-song collection includes the recently released single “Borrowed Time” .
An accomplished live performer known for his raw and connective stage presence, Barber will return to Stagecoach Festival this April before continuing his extensive “The American Route Tour.” See below for complete tour itinerary. The performances add to a breakout year for Barber, who released his EP, Music for the Soul, last fall.
Barber has shared stages with icons such as Bruce Springsteen and Ed Sheeran and recently wrapped his massive “Restless Mind World Tour 2025.” He has performed on NBC’s The Kelly Clarkson Show and CBS Saturday Morning’s “Saturday Sessions,” and had his song “Tear Us Apart” featured on the soundtrack for the Twisters movie.
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