Tom Grennan announces intimate shows to support his album 'What Ifs & Maybes'
He's just finished a huge arena tour!
Last updated 6th Apr 2023
Tom Grennan has been entertaining fans on a huge arena tour last month, with songs such as 'Lionheart' (Fearless)' and 'Here', and now, with his third album 'What Ifs & Maybes' due for release on 9th June, he has some more good news for fans.
Despite it being less than two weeks since he finished his arena tour, Tom has now announced seven intimate tour dates. These new dates are in addition to his previously announced festivals this summer!
When is Tom Grennan on tour?
The singer has now announced several dates for an intimate tour across England, supporting his album's release, he told his fans: 'I’m playing some intimate sets in June & July, after the release of my new album ‘What Ifs & Maybes’.'
The full list of intimate shows are below:
June 2023
Leeds, Stylus via Crash Records - Tue 27th
Manchester, Academy via Crash Records - Wed 28th
July 2023
Trowbridge, Civic via Sound Knowledge - Tue 4th
Norwich, LCR at UEA via HMV - Wed 5th
Coventry, HMV Empire, via HMV - Tue 11th
Newcastle, Boiler Shop via HMV - Wed 12th
Kingston, Pryzm via Banquet Records - Fri 14th
When are tickets to see Tom Grennan on sale?
You can buy tickets to see Tom now! Tickets to see him on his intimate tour are available from his website, and you can buy tickets for other dates from Aloud.com.
You can hear songs by Tom Grennan on Hits Radio.
Take a look through some of Tom Grennan's biggest songs:
2016: 'Something in the Water'
'Something in the Water' was Tom Grennan's debut single released in 2016, it was also the name of his debut EP released in the same year.
Watch the live music video on YouTube.
2017: 'Found What I've Been Looking For'
In 2017, Tom Grennan released 'Found What I've Been Looking For'. Although the song didn't enter the Top 40 in the UK it's very has been very popular on YouTube, with it receiving 14 million views to date.
Watch the music video on YouTube.
2018: 'Something Better'
'Something Better' was featured on Tom's second album 'Evering Road'. In a statement released at the time he said: "When I wrote 'Something Better', it was a song about me smiling on the outside but dealing with a whirlwind of dark thoughts and distractions on the inside."
He went on to say: "Since Covid-19 and lockdown, the tables have turned! I'm smiling on the inside, and I'm constantly distracted with thoughts of the exciting, crazy and better future that is coming, and it's just around the corner!"
Watch the music video on YouTube.
2021: 'Don't Break The Heart'
Tom Grennan released 'Don't Break The Heart' on 3rd September 2021. The song was about the loss of this friend's mum and in an interview with Essentially Pop he explained: "Recently I received the tragic news of a friend's mum's passing. It hit me hard watching him comprehend what had happened, trying to compute the madness and sadness of his new world now that his mum whom he loved so dearly had passed.
"It triggered memories for me of the loss of my cousin and best friend Alan when I was just a teenager, it broke so many of us. The song unravelled from me quite quickly. It was cathartic on many levels, thoughts of loss and heartbreak, dealing with the grief of death, or the breakdown of a relationship or friendship.
"These are all things that seem to have dominated my life in recent years, but sadly never get any easier to navigate. I'm grateful that the passing of time allows us to look back and remember the good times."
Watch the music video on YouTube.
2021: 'Little Bit of Love'
In 2021, Tom Grennan released his first Top 10 UK hit, 'Little Bit of Love'. The song was a hit in a number of countries reaching Number 7 in the UK. The song was written by Tom and featured on his second album 'Evering Road'.
Speaking about his song to NME, he explained that it was about: "the mental struggle of moving on, or going back to a relationship".
Watch the music video on YouTube.
2021: 'Let's Go Home Together' with Ella Henderson
'Let's Go Home Together' was a Top 10 hit in 2021 for Ella Henderson and Tom — and has since been certified 2x Platinum. Ella co-wrote the song with James Arthur and a songwriting team.
The music video shows Ella and Tom sitting separately with their own friends in a pub, before coming together after a few drinks.
Watch the music video on YouTube.
2022: 'Remind Me'
'Remind Me' was released in May 2022 by Tom Grennan, along with the music video and lyric video.
2022: Tom Grennan and KSI ' Not Over Yet'
Tom Grennan and KSI teamed up for the first time on their collab 'Not Over Yet' released on 5th August 2022, which went Platinum in the UK in June 2024.
Now read:
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Everything you need to know about Tom Grennan
Tom Grennan's biggest songs from 'Something in the Water' to 'Lionheart'