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Tom Rosenthal
Tom Rosenthal is an English singer-songwriter and composer born August 26, 1986, in London. Known for short, expertly crafted pop songs performed on piano, ukulele and vocals, he blends indie pop and indie folk textures on albums released largely through his own label, Tinpot Records.
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United Kingdom
- Sep 5ManchesterCastlefield BowlView details
- Sep 16YorkThe CrescentView details
- Sep 17Newcastle Upon TyneThe Stand Comedy Club - NewcastleView details
- Sep 17 – Sep 18Newcastle Upon TyneThe Stand Comedy ClubView details
- Sep 25BlackpoolChorley TheatreView details
- Dec 7WindsorRose TheatreView details
- Dec 12EdinburghThe Queen's HallView details
- Dec 13GlasgowO2 Academy GlasgowView details
- Dec 16HuddersfieldHuddersfield Town HallView details
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About Tom Rosenthal
Since beginning his recording career in 2010, Rosenthal has released seven studio albums, from Keep a Private Room Behind the Shop (2011) to Zz-Sides (2023). His songs "It's Ok" and "Lights Are On," along with a cover of Edward Sharpe & the Magnetic Zeros' "Home" released under the pseudonym Edith Whiskers, became viral hits on TikTok, with "Lights Are On" and the "Home" cover earning BPI Silver certification in 2023 for surpassing 200,000 equivalent sales units.
Beyond recording, Rosenthal launched the podcast Strangers on a Bench in 2024, in which he interviews anonymous Londoners in parks; it reached the top ten of Apple Podcasts in Britain and drew coverage from The Guardian, The Times and The Atlantic. He was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes in 2021 and co-founded the charity Grand Plan, which funds creative projects by artists of color.