Sam formed a band and over the next two years toured throughout the UK supporting acts such as To Kill A King, and The Corona’s at The Royal Albert Hall’s Elgar Room.

Following a season of festival appearances in 2013, including a slot at Bestival, Fitz
performed as tour support on the sold-out ‘A Scene Of Plenty’ UK tour with folk- band Keston Cobblers Club.

In 2014, Sam took his ‘Steam Plough’ studio to London, and throughout the year began establishing a reputation for his alternative production style with both underground and well-known artists. Per- forming at, and running intimate acoustic nights across the city, Sam honed his craft and refined his ability to silence audiences with his modest and intricate approach.

The release of a two-part EP series is planned for 2016, featuring long-time collaborator Joel Careless among other guest artists. Having cut their teeth on almost every sized stage imaginable, Fitz can perform in solo, duo, trio and full- band set-ups.

Promo music can be found via the One Sheet in 'Press Release'