Berkeley, California- Punk rock legends Samiam have announced signing to Pure Noise Records and today, released single “Lights Out Little Hustler”, their first in over 10 years. The song also features additional vocals from Hot Water Music’s Chris Wollard. “Lights Out Little Hustler is about becoming emotionally detached and creating obstacles to keep people from being close to you. Wanting to be loved but forgetting how to show it. Knowing that what you have is important, but too afraid to let it be.” Jason Beebout (vocals) LISTEN TO THE NEW SINGLE HERE 
The band will play two New Jersey shows this month before heading to the UK and Europe with old friends, BoySetsFire & Hot Water Music. The band will also be playing festival The Fest in Gainsville Florida this October. US Shows
Sept 23 – Atlantic City, NJ
Sept 24 – Atlantic City, NJ (Frantic City Festival) UK /Europe with BoySetsFire, Hot Water Music & Be Well Oct 01 / 22 Glasgow, U.K. Slay Glasgow
Hot Water Music, Be Well, Samiam Oct 02 / 22 Leeds, U.K. Stylus
Hot Water Music, Be Well, Samiam Oct 04 / 22 London, U.K. Electric Ballroom
BoySetsFire, Hot Water Music, Samiam Oct 05 / 22 Antwerpen, Belgium Zappa
BoySetsFire, Hot Water Music, Samiam Oct 06 / 22 Amsterdam, Netherlands, Melkweg
BoySetsFire, Hot Water Music, Samiam Oct 07 / 22 Dortmund, Germany Warsteiner Music Hall
BoySetsFire, Hot Water Music, Samiam Oct 08 / 22 Hannover, Germany Swiss Life Hall
BoySetsFire, Hot Water Music, Samiam Oct 09 / 22 Berlin, Germany, Columbiahalle
BoySetsFire, Hot Water Music, Samiam Oct 10 / 22 Nuremberg, Germany Löwensaal
BoySetsFire, Hot Water Music, Samiam Oct 11 / 22 Munich, Germany, TONHALLE
BoySetsFire, Hot Water Music, Samiam Oct 12 / 22 Wien, Austria Gasometer
BoySetsFire, Hot Water Music, Samiam Oct 13 / 22 Stuttgart, Germany, LKA Longhorn
BoySetsFire, Hot Water Music, Samiam Oct 14 / 22 Wiesbaden, Germany Kulturzentrum Schlachthof
BoySetsFire, Hot Water Music, Samiam Oct 15 / 22 Wiesbaden, Germany Kulturzentrum Schlachthof
BoySetsFire, Hot Water Music, Samiam Oct 17 / 22 Cologne, Germany Gebäude 9
Samiam Headline Show Oct 18 / 22 Hamburg, Germany Knust
Samiam Headline Show Oct 28th-30th / 22 Gainsville, Florida
The Fest http://samiamband.com/ The band are currently working on their forthcoming studio album. ABOUT SAMIAM Berkeley’s Samiam has been dishing it out for three decades now, longer than some of their fans have been alive. But throughout the band’s musical evolution, from the early days of local Gilman street punk to their current solid-hewn and more widely-ranging style, there’s a particular and recognizable sound that remains their own – you hear a small fragment of a song and you can tell right away – that’s Samiam. This is in no small part due to the distinctiveness of singer Jason Beebout’s voice, which always has a rich recognizable character, depth and sincerity no matter what song it’s in. From back in the early nineties to today, you know he means what he says, he’s not bullshitting. Complementing Beebout’s storytelling, Sergie Loobkoff’s own seasoned brand of guitar playing and songwriting has gone through many developments but retains a unique spark, a sound that has been often imitated but never quite owned by anyone but Samiam. Sean Kennerly has been in the band a mere quarter-century, sharing the guitar-playing, song-writing and back-up singing in a seamless blend of the band’s style. Current bassist Chad Darby and drummer Colin Brooks are both major, excellent musicians who, as you can hear on the new song Lights Out Little Hustler (and as you may have heard live on any one of the many tours and one-offs in decade since they’ve been in the band) bring their blistering playing to every song and lock it down tight with highly skilled artistry. Lights Out Little Hustler, was recorded in Gainesville by Ryan Williams at his own Black Bear studio, and the distinctive ashtray growl of Hot Water Music’s Chris Wollard can be heard in the back-up singing on the chorus. The recording took place over a year and a half of intermittent tracking, complicated of course by the recent pandemic. More about that recording coming in the months ahead, we promise! | 
