Tom Grennan

Born in Bedford, England, in 1995, Tom Grennan first made his mark on the London scene with acoustic pub performances before breaking through more widely in 2016 thanks to his contribution to Chase & Status’s "All Goes Wrong." His work sits within melodic, direct, and vocal-driven pop‑rock, built around classic song formats, accessible arrangements and an expressive delivery. After an initial EP, Something in the Water, he released the album Lighting Matches in 2018 and Evering Road in 2021, a record that signals a clearer shift toward expansive pop without abandoning his singer‑songwriter roots. He followed with What Ifs & Maybes in 2023 and Everywhere I Went, Led Me to Where I Didn’t Want to Be in 2025. Over his career, Tom Grennan alternates solo projects with collaborations with artists from pop, electronic and rap scenes, including Ella Henderson, Calvin Harris, KSI and Joel Corry. He remains associated with a contemporary British register where pop‑rock energy, sentimental songwriting and choruses crafted for both stage and radio intersect.