Tom Grennan live in Bristol - Prospect Building on 13 August 2025
Posted on: 11 Jul 2025Tom Grennan has announced a run of intimate, stripped back acoustic performances including Bristol's Prospect Building on 13 August 2025 to celebrate the release of his new album, ‘Everywhere I Went Led Me To Where I Didn't Want To Be’.
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The run of intimate performances will be a chance to see Tom before he embarks on his biggest UK & Ireland arena tour to date this September, with 11 dates announced for the GRENNAN '25 tour.
Tom Grennan: From Football Pitch to Chart-Topping Pop Star
British singer-songwriter Tom Grennan has carved out a remarkable career in the UK music scene, evolving from a teenage football hopeful to a chart-topping pop-rock sensation. As he prepares to release his highly anticipated fourth studio album, Everywhere I Went, Led Me to Where I Didn’t Want to Be, the 30-year-old artist shows no signs of slowing down.
A Rising Star with Humble Beginnings
Born in Bedford in 1995, Grennan grew up in an Irish family and initially pursued a career in football, training with clubs including Luton Town and Aston Villa. However, a life-changing incident at the age of 18 — a violent street attack that left him with a broken jaw — forced Grennan to rethink his future. Turning to music as a form of escape and expression, he soon found his calling.
A karaoke performance at a house party first revealed his distinctive, soulful voice. It wasn’t long before he began performing in local pubs and eventually landed a record deal.
Chart Success and Breakthrough Hits
Grennan’s breakthrough came as the featured vocalist on Chase & Status’s 2016 track All Goes Wrong. His debut album, Lighting Matches, released in 2018, reached No.?5 on the UK Albums Chart, bolstered by singles like Found What I’ve Been Looking For.
His follow-up, Evering Road (2021), secured his first UK No.?1 album and produced major hits including Little Bit of Love and his duet with Ella Henderson, Let’s Go Home Together. The momentum continued with What Ifs & Maybes in 2023, another chart-topping album featuring fan favourites Remind Me and Lionheart (Fearless).
Personal Battles and Resilience
Beyond the music, Grennan has been candid about his struggles with anxiety and depression, much of it stemming from the trauma of his teenage assault. In April 2022, he was the victim of another unprovoked attack in New York, suffering a ruptured eardrum just hours before a scheduled show — which he still went on to perform.
His openness about mental health has earned him praise and positioned him as a role model for resilience and vulnerability within the entertainment industry.
A New Era and Upcoming Tour
Now, Grennan is preparing for the release of his fourth album on 15 August 2025. Early singles Higher, Shadowboxing, and Full Attention have already gained significant radio play and streaming numbers, with critics praising their introspective lyrics and bold pop sound.
The singer recently performed at the 2025 BAFTA TV Awards, debuting Full Attention live, further cementing his status as one of the UK’s leading male vocalists.
Fans can also look forward to Grennan’s extensive 2025 world tour, which kicks off in the UK and Ireland this September before heading to Australia in October.
Looking Ahead
Grennan’s journey from Bedford schoolboy to a household name has been anything but conventional. His distinctive voice, raw lyricism, and unfiltered honesty continue to resonate with audiences worldwide. As he enters this next chapter, both fans and critics alike eagerly await what’s to come.