Tom Grennan

Tom Grennan is a British singer-songwriter renowned for his distinctive blend of alternative rock and dance influences. Born in 1995 and based in the United Kingdom, he has crafted a strong reputation for his compelling live music performances and heartfelt songwriting. Grennan's discography features notable releases, including albums such as "What Ifs & Maybes" and "Evering Road", as well as a series of 2025 releases, including the highly anticipated album "Everywhere I Went, Led Me to Where I Didn’t Want to Be", and singles like "It Can't Be Christmas". His ability to seamlessly merge emotive lyricism with energetic arrangements has resonated with devoted fans and critics alike.

On stage, Tom Grennan has headlined some of the UK’s most prominent venues, captivating audiences at locations such as Manchester’s Co-op Live, Leeds' FIRST DIRECT BANK ARENA, Utilita Arena in Newcastle and Birmingham, and the Motorpoint Arena in Nottingham. His summer appearances have also taken him to celebrated venues like The Piece Hall in Halifax, York Racecourse, and Llangollen Pavilion, underlining his reputation as one of Britain’s most engaging live acts. In September 2025, he headlined a string of arena dates, drawing widespread acclaim for his vibrant stage presence and powerful vocals.

In June 2026, Grennan will hit the festival circuit as a support act at the Isle of Wight Festival, joining a remarkable line-up headlined by Lewis Capaldi. With his expanding catalogue and ongoing tour dates, Tom Grennan continues to be a significant force in the UK concert landscape. Follow Tom Grennan for the latest news and keep an eye on his forthcoming gigs to experience his dynamic live performances firsthand.