Tom Grennan

Tom Grennan is an indie soul musician and songwriter from the UK. Born in Bedford in 1995.

Tom Grennan songs: Found What I've Been Looking For, Run in the Rain, Royal Highness, and others.
Almost from childhood, the guy was unsweetened. Tom suffers from one of the types of specific neurological disorders - dyslexia. Therefore, his academic performance and learning skills left much to be desired, he even hardly finished school. But everything turned out with sport with a bang - the guy played football very well, even as part of the teams of the first and second English league, including the "hatter" - Luton Town Football Club, "shoemakers" Northampton Town Football Club and "borough" - Stevenage Football Club
After leaving school, Tom worked part-time at Costa Koffi coffee shops. But the attraction to music never left the guy, so he often went to cafes with the so-called "Free microphones", where anyone could perform on the stage of the institution. Thus, his friends noticed an extraordinary talent in him and insisted that he develop in a creative direction. Thus, a football player with poor school grades turned into a musician.
There is not a single human life in which there would be no place for even one unpleasant incident. At the age of 18, Tom got into a skirmish with hooligans and was badly beaten. His jaw was assembled in pieces and connected using metal structures. But even this fact from life did not force the guy to abandon music and creativity.
Fame and first financial income brought him cooperation with a London duet who played electronic music, Chase & Status. Earlier, Tom suggested taking "Something In The Water" to work, but the guys refused. The track "All Goes Wrong" got into their collaboration and became the initial degree of Tom Grennan on the way to the musical Olympus.
Also, the guy is actively involved in charity projects. We can never understand the pain of another person until we experience this on ourselves. Since Tom himself suffers from dyslexia, he collaborates with the British charity MIND (https://www.mind.org.uk), which helps people with a variety of mental disorders. In order to draw attention to this problem and raise some money, Tom decided to take a parachute jump. His action guy collected 1250 pounds.
And how do you react if we say that musician Tom Grennan broke the Guinness Book of Records record? The artist gave 10 performances in 12 hours in different cities with a population of more than 5 thousand people. These were 15-minute concerts, which should have been attended by at least 10 spectators.
The amazing facts from the life of Tom do not end there. A fan of his work is Sir Elton John himself, who personally called the guy and expressed his respect for the guy's voice and his songs.

Discography

1. Tom Grennan creates his albums at the call of his heart and always writes what he wants to share with the world.
2. So in 2016, he released his first mini-album called "Something In The Water". As Tom himself said, EP turned out to be rather damp, but it was still the first acquaintance with the world of music and listeners.
3. This was also followed by a mini-disc created in 2017 by "Release the Brakes".
4. In the same year, another EP "Found What I've Been Looking For" was released.
5. Tom Grennan showed the full-fledged debut album in 2018. Its name is "Lighting Matches". Success and fame were not long in coming - the record received fifth place according to the UK music chart.
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Tom Grennan is rightfully considered a young British artist with high expectations. His finest hour is yet to come and he will be able to surprise the whole world more than once!