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Popular singer/songwriter from Chichester, West Sussex, UK, Tom Odell had a meteoric rise to success after the release of his debut album, impressing with his emotive vocals and delicate, keyboard driven songs.

Growing up listening to the likes of Elton John, David Bowie, Bob Dylan and Jeff Buckley, Odell developed a strong passion for music, a passion he followed after abandoning plans to study at the University of York, instead choosing to take a place at the prestigious Brighton Institute of Modern Music (BIMM). During his studies, he formed the band, Tom and the Tides, yet after finishing his studies at BIMM, he decided to pursue a solo career.

Attracting the attention of pop star Lily Allen, she signed Odell to In the Name Of, a subsidiary of Columbia Records. Odell soon got to work on his first recordings, releasing the EP, "Songs From Another Love" in October 2012. He made his television debut on the popular show, "Later… with Jools Holland," through which he impressed viewers and music critics alike.

His debut album, "Long Way Down," arrived in June 2013, capitalizing on media hype and achieving a number one record in the UK. The album was widely successful throughout Europe, breaking into the Top 40 in several countries.

Following the success of his debut, Odell embarked upon a national tour in the UK, helping to support his album. In 2014, Odell covered The Beatles' track, "Real Love," for John Lewis' annual Christmas advert, gaining further publicity for the artist. Upon its release as a single, the track debuted at 21 in the UK Singles Chart before rising to number seven.

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No one can work a piano like Tom Odell. It didn't matter that it wasn't the most convenient instrument to move around with, Tom played with so much energy that made the crowd ecstatic. One could visibly see how passionate he is about music by the way he pounded on those keys and captivated the audience with his voice. I became an avid fan of Tom Odell after the release of his short film for his single "Another Love." I began listening to all the songs I could get access to on YouTube, and I couldn't get enough. My respect for him grew even more when I learned that he is only in his early twenties. Plus, the fact that he's British makes me love him even more. I was determined to see Tom when he made his way over to the States. I got to see Tom Odell in the fall of last year at The Subterranean, which is a very cool venue that has multiple levels. It was really intimate, and the audience could get really close to the stage. The room had low lighting, and there was a staircase on the stage that lead up to second floor. For the opening act, the band came down the stairs onto the stage, so the audience assumed that Tom Odell would do the same thing before he came on. Instead, to our surprise, he and his band walked through the crowd from the back towards the stage. As Tom worked his way towards the stage, everyone was clamoring to be near him, and I was close enough to reach out and touch his back! Once everyone realized what was going on, there was a lot of cheering and excitement that filled the air. Tom started out with "Grow Old With Me," filling the whole building with his hauntingly beautiful voice, and of course, the lovely chords that he was playing on the piano. His band mates sang backup, and one of them played the upright bass for some of the songs. Tom can perform like no other. He was full of passion and was not afraid to play his heart out on those keys. Long before he performed "Another Love," his hair and shirt were drenched in sweat. I could tell that he was so surprised about the turnout of the crowd and how enthusiastic we were throughout the whole concert. I was immensely impressed with how good everything sounded live. He and the band even did this cool freestyle thing, just playing music before starting a new song. Afterwards, Tom said something like "we didn't plan that," with a sheepish grin on his face. Tom even looks younger in person, but he played like he had been doing this for decades.

The encore was literally amazing. I didn't know any of the songs that Tom played, but that didn't stop me from dancing. He and the band got so into it at the end. Tom kicked his chair away and continued to play standing up. Near the end of the last song, Tom pushed the microphone away from him and just started banging on the keys, making beautiful music with his band. When they finally finished the show, Tom paused and waved out to the crowed, with a look of both tiredness and excitement. That show left my sisters and I speechless; we didn't know what to do with our lives. On the way out of the venue, a worker was passing out hard copies of Tom Odell's album, Long Way Down, and you best believe we grabbed a few. My sisters and I thought to ourselves, the only possible way to end this amazing night was to meet the man himself... A half an hour later, Tom came strolling across the street to the group of people waiting to meet him. I am so excited to hear what he does next in his career!

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Firstly I was disappointed to discover that there was no band with Tom for this gig. Given the rather high price of tickets I would have expected more. Add to that a venue with no bar, refreshments or toilets, a 40 minutes wait for Tom to come on, it wasn't the most comfortable of occasions. Putting 700 people in a room and letting just stand there and wait is taking the p***. I know it's not Tom's fault but I do wonder when artists will start taking the comfort and atomsphere of the venue into account when agreeing to do a gig.i think audiences are just taken for granted and treated badly.

As for the music and Tom himself. Well, it's a different experience with no band. Tom seemed to suggest we were privileged to be hearing the songs on Thier naked/original state. I'd suggest it's about money. In the UK I have paid half this price, had a support band and a full band with Tom. Maybe this is just ripoff Hong Kong?

With no band the songs are a lot more laid back and meloncholy....and a little lacking in variety after a while. We got to here a new song, as yet unrecorded. So that was nice.

Tom was quite chatty at the start which was nice but less so later and there were a lot of salient pauses between songs as if he didn't really know what to do next. Vocally and piano wise there were a few off moments but that's ok, it's live.

So overall, a little disappointing but it won't stop me buying his music again, as it's a lot better recorded.in future I will be a little more careful when deciding to go to see him, bases on venue, price and whether he has a band.

Tom Odell’s youthful appearance is the first thing you notice about him, but as soon as the music starts playing and you hear his voice you forget about all of that. He’s got an amazing talent way beyond his years and a wonderfully captivating voice.

He draws inspiration from acts like Elton John, David Bowie, Radiohead, and Ben Folds, and you can catch elements from all of these artists in his music but Tom Odell’s music never comes off as derivative as he puts his own unique spin on it all. The crowd at the venue skewed heavily female, which is definitely a plus! The ladies were swooning over Tom Odell’s words the whole night and, well, to be quite honest I was too. I’m glad that my friends talked me into going because this isn’t my typical taste in music but he really won me over by the end of the first song.

The show was a great event to just chill and hang out with cool people at. And to be honest, I don’t think that categorizing Tom Odell as an indie-pop musician does him justice as his songwriting is on a higher level than you would typically associate with that genre. His lyrics struck a chord with me and I definitely get the impression that he and I would really understand each other. Highly recommended!

Chichester singer/songwriter Tom Odell is a relative newcomer to the scene but with the support of both critics and a number one debut album, there is a large demand to see the young musician perform live. Following in the lines of Florence + the Machine, Adele and Ellie Goulding, Tom Odell was awarded the Brits Critics' Choice and when seeing him live you can understand why.

He has a huge amount of skill with his piano and it adds a depth to his alt-pop stylings on the likes of 'Can't Pretend'. The audience is entranced by his lively mannerism with a piano which has been commented to be similar to a young Elton John. He has a lot of passion during renditions of 'I Know' where you feel each note resonate with the audience.

The songwriter is quite a shy frontman and keeps interaction to a minimal yet this does not seem arrogant, he is just a little out of practice on the circuit. He comes into his own confidence though as fan favourite 'Another Love' is sang back proudly by the crowd and Tom leaves with a huge beam on his face.

First of all, the concert was lingered for an hour. But ok, everyone knows that performers never start on time. Than before Tom Odell performed a guy called Constantine. His music was ok but I couldn't say that I'd like to visit his concert. He has a great voice, but I wasn't impressed with the music, he sounds like Ukrainian other famous singer Ivan Dorn. I didn't find him interesting or unique. Moreover, the sound was terrible.

After the warm-up came Tom with his band and from the first chords I realized that it will be great. And really, I liked the sound, improvisations and I was charmed by singer's charisma and voice. Odell really knows how to work with the crowd and he genuinely loves what he does. So, overall I'd give 8/10 for the concert due to warm-up and that I had to wait about an hour for artists to come. All the rest was actually remarkably.

Watched Tom at The Cedar in Minneapolis. No disputing that Tom can write songs, sing, and play the piano, but the event as a whole was the dullest experience I have had at a live show. I hung in there to near the end but just couldn't manage to stay the whole way through.

This was just Tom and his "Chum" from the UK. Unfortunately, the sound was poor and the chum could not be heard playing or harmonising above Tom's piano. It was a little better when he played guitar.

When I go to a show, I expect to be entertained, but this was just such an underwhelming experience. Even the interaction with the audience, which was getting smaller as the show went on, was bordering on boring. Tom makes Leonard Cohen feel like Bruno Mars!. I read some other reviews that people were up dancing etc., but there is definitely none of that on this set.

I got TO's first album pretty much as soon as I heard his first single. The last time I did that, it was Coldplay. He writes really good pop songs. He has disappeared off the radar since then, but this concert showed that he hasn't wasted those 2 years. He is a really dynamic performer and he is and will be a big star. Maybe he'll be big in his own right - he reminds me of Elton John when he's on stage; maybe he'll turn into Andrew Lloyd Weber because he writes such good songs and they undoubtedly have a classical edge. I'm not sure what he'll do. But he WILL be a big star. He has great talent and he'll be around in 20 years time.

Good luck to the lad!

At first, I didn't expect other musicians to appear on stage but they were well chosen.Especially Jane's Party...

Seeing Tom Odell live is such a happening. I really really enjoyed it and would definitely go to another concert when he is back in town. The best about yesterday was that Tom didn't just sit at the piano all the time but jumped on it and walked around and you definitely saw that he had fun. And the location was fine too. Enough toilets for both sexes and spacious too so that you could even dance a while without pushing others.

My pictures and videos of yesterday will remind me about the lovely evening.Thank you.

THANK YOU Tom Odell for this memorable concert - it was simply breathtaking. As a huge fan (not a fangirl though) I was expecting a lot, and you simply gave me the perfect evening I couldn't even dream about.

You played 3 of my favourite songs (Somehow, Concrete and Another Love) and I couldn't help but silently cry because your voice is just flawless - no one can deny you your enormous talent. Thank you for all of this - for making me so sentimental, for making me vibrate so much... Thank You. I hope I'll again have the chance to see you back in France.

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Tom Odell will tour to support his new album through February and March of 2022. He’ll be playing throughout the month, so make sure you’re on time for tickets that are available Friday morning at 9 am.

Coming off a successful 2017 that saw him win the BRIT Award for British Breakthrough Act and being nominated at the Grammys, Tom Odell has announced he will be touring his way through North America this year. The tour kicks off on February 20th in Los Angeles, with stops planned throughout California as well as East Coast cities like Boston before culminating back westward in San Diego near the end of March.

Odell’s fourth studio album, “Monsters , ” was released on July 9th of last year via Columbia Records. The new release follows up his 2018 record “Jubilee Road” and 2016s award-winning effort “Wrong Crowd.” In the span of two years, Odell has won Songwriter of the Year at both this year’s Ivor Novello Awards after receiving Critics Choice Award for BRIT awards in 2015.

the north american 2022 tour is on sale now!! here are some random pictures i found on my phone from last time we toured there in 2019. i cannot waiittt to come back xxxxx https://t.co/GcdnVKHP22 pic.twitter.com/9ZiZ0u1sIl — Tom Odell (@tompeterodell) July 16, 2021

Odell releases the 4th studio album ‘MONSTERS’ following previous albums WRONG CROWD (2016) and JUBILEE ROAD (2018). One could say that he is speaking to some monsters within himself with these latest works as they were all born out.

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announced tour dates for the year 2022 this past weekend. The British singer-songwriter will be touring in Europe and North America, including a stop in his hometown of London, England. We’ll keep you updated on more tour date announcements as they are released.

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Answer: On average, if you do a search on the website Ticketmaster for ” tickets ” the cheapest price is $89 , and the most expensive is $229 . There seems to be some sort of voodoo at play considering that these prices are all considerably different from each other. I’ve seen people say that this is typically how ticket prices work though so it’s hard to give an exact answer.

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Tom Odell’s net worth is estimated at about $8 million dollars. 

Tom Odell started singing when he was 12 years old and at 16 years old, he attended the Brit School in London to learn more about music. Most of his songs are influenced by this experience of being a teenager, with songs like “Another Love” and “Naked as We Came”. Tom currently lives in southwest London with his wife Helen Makin from rock band the Red Jumpsuit Apparatus, where they both play guitar together.

Odell’s debut studio album “Long Way Down” has been featured on many U.S. charts such as Billboard 200 chart at number 22 in 2013 and also on iTunes Top 100.

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Tom Odell’s new album is called “Monsters”.

The album discusses how Tom has created monsters in his life to protect himself from being hurt. It is portrayed through songs about hitting rock bottom, addiction, and suicide. The first single off the album is called “Hold Me”, which lyrically conveys a sense of need for human contact that feels tangible and inescapable like a hug would.

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Tom Odell announces UK and Ireland 2022 tour

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Brit and Ivor Novello award-winning songwriter, plus platinum-selling, chart-topping artist  Tom Odell  has today confirmed  a major UK and Ireland tour for 2022 . This follows the announcement of his new album  ‘monsters’  due for release on June 25 th  and of his new single  ‘monster v.1.’  on Columbia Records which is out now ( Listen Here )   Tickets for the tour go on general sale Friday 26 March at 9am via  www.gigsandtours.com ,  www.ticketmaster.co.uk  and  www.axs.com .  Fans  pre-ordering the album  (vinyl, cd, cassette and more) on Tom’s official website will guarantee first access to tickets.   After a dark period of mental health stalked most of his 2018 and 19, Odell wrote his way through it, eventually letting down his guard and pouring his feelings into new music that will form his  fourth album,  ‘monsters’,  due to be released June 25th   (preorder here) .  It feels like both a daring creative rebirth and a solidifying of Odell’s strengths.    Odell has been working as a musician in the public eye since he was 21 when self-penned debut album ‘ Long Way Down’  earned him a number 1 album, a top 10 single (the epic  Another Love ) and a Brit. Now, 30, it’s clear to Odell that the whirlwind around his debut kickstarted a work ethic that eventually became an obsession It reached an apex in September 2019 when Odell, fresh off touring ‘ Jubilee Road’ , went straight to LA to start writing the next album.  “Then this chronic anxiety that I’d had for a couple of years just got worse” Odell  woke up one morning “and I couldn’t do anymore music”. He knew something had to change.  In the end he flew back home, went straight to his parent’s house and slowly got better.    Slowly but surely, Odell alchemised that experience into a new album.  He also realised his broader lyrical horizons needed to be matched by a musical expansion, with a lot of the songs on the album – created alongside songwriter Laurie Blundell and producer Miles James – leaning into a more electronic, bedroom pop sound that Odell has steadily become obsessed with over the last few years. This new found love of DIY electronic pop chimed with the pandemic’s arrival and songs were crafted in a more threadbare way around instruments he had at hand, like Moog synths. It was a move underpinned by both necessity and a desire to explore. So eerie synths and head-rattling beats augment the sound.  And while his new music is at times heavy, there’s a lightness of touch that means Odell is able to pull off pop’s greatest trick; hiding sadness in the melodies.   In this strangest of times this new music represents the start of chapter two in Odell’s ongoing musical journey.    Tom Odell recently sold out of his two Virtual Live performances and  performed on The Graham Norton show on BBC1 last Friday –  watch again here https://youtu.be/IjRwcFrOMyw     

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Tom Odell announces UK and Ireland 2022 tour

Brit and Ivor Novello award-winning songwriter, plus platinum-selling, chart-topping artist Tom Odell has today confirmed a major UK and Ireland tour for 2022. This follows the announcement of his new album ‘monsters’ due for release on June 25th and of his new single ‘monster v.1.’ on Columbia Records which is out now (Listen Here)

Tickets for the tour go on general sale Friday 26 March at 9am via www.gigsandtours.com, www.ticketmaster.co.uk and www.axs.com. Fans pre-ordering the album (vinyl, cd, cassette and more) on Tom’s official website will guarantee first access to tickets.

After a dark period of mental health stalked most of his 2018 and 19, Odell wrote his way through it, eventually letting down his guard and pouring his feelings into new music that will form his fourth album, ‘monsters’, due to be released June 25th (preorder here). It feels like both a daring creative rebirth and a solidifying of Odell’s strengths.

Odell has been working as a musician in the public eye since he was 21 when self-penned debut album ‘Long Way Down’ earned him a number 1 album, a top 10 single (the epic Another Love) and a Brit. Now, 30, it’s clear to Odell that the whirlwind around his debut kickstarted a work ethic that eventually became an obsession It reached an apex in September 2019 when Odell, fresh off touring ‘Jubilee Road’, went straight to LA to start writing the next album. “Then this chronic anxiety that I’d had for a couple of years just got worse” Odell woke up one morning “and I couldn’t do anymore music”. He knew something had to change. In the end he flew back home, went straight to his parent’s house and slowly got better.

Slowly but surely, Odell alchemised that experience into a new album. He also realised his broader lyrical horizons needed to be matched by a musical expansion, with a lot of the songs on the album – created alongside songwriter Laurie Blundell and producer Miles James – leaning into a more electronic, bedroom pop sound that Odell has steadily become obsessed with over the last few years. This new found love of DIY electronic pop chimed with the pandemic’s arrival and songs were crafted in a more threadbare way around instruments he had at hand, like Moog synths. It was a move underpinned by both necessity and a desire to explore. So eerie synths and head-rattling beats augment the sound. And while his new music is at times heavy, there’s a lightness of touch that means Odell is able to pull off pop’s greatest trick; hiding sadness in the melodies. In this strangest of times this new music represents the start of chapter two in Odell’s ongoing musical journey.

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TOM ODELL ANNOUNCES ANTICIPATED NEW STUDIO ALBUM BLACK FRIDAY SET FOR RELEASE ON JANUARY 26, 2024

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13 OCTOBER 2023 (TORONTO, ON) — Acclaimed singer/songwriter Tom Odell has announced the release of his anticipated new studio album, Black Friday , coming January 26, 2024 on UROK/Universal Music Canada.  Pre-order the album HERE .  Tom has also shared the second new song from the upcoming record – “ Somebody Else” – out today LISTEN HERE .

Winner of both the prestigious BRIT and Ivor Novello Awards, UK-born and bred Tom Odell has enjoyed a decade-long impressive career, with five immersive albums that have earned him 27 million monthly listeners on Spotify, 4 billion career-streams, and a social reach of 8 million across platforms.  American Songwriter aptly raved Tom is, “someone who could understand the piano intimately and personally.”

The new album sees Tom Odell entering a rich new musical chapter in his notable journey as a singer, songwriter, musician and producer.  Armed with a newfound sense of freedom and creative control, Black Friday is a hypnotic kaleidoscope of organically constructed songs, recorded simply with Tom in his studio, guitar in lap, singing and recording the songs in the same manner they were written, with pure authenticity.   The delicate drums and bass, along with beautiful string arrangements round out the intimacy and longing that permeate throughout. Black Friday will be a welcome return for long-standing devotees, while also winning over new legions of fans. His fanbase continues to grow exponentially, via viral excitement while his biggest North American tour yet is currently in full swing (tour dates below).

Tom comments on the new album; “I recorded these songs between last winter and the spring of this year. I tried to leave them as ‘unproduced’ as possible with the hope that they would be the truest reflection of how I felt in that time. These songs mean a lot to me, and I can’t wait for you hear them.”

“Somebody Else” was written by Odell and co-produced by Odell and long-time collaborator Cityfall.  The track opens with a delicate piano tease, followed by an understated arrangement of emotive vocals and sparse acoustic guitar. Tom’s graceful piano subtly elevates the poignant   lyrics – “Blow a kiss. I am happy that you exist. Feel that light-headed feeling that I've missed…I wonder where you are you're probably waking up in somebody else's arms.”

His latest single – the title track of the new album “Black Friday,” was one of the highest new entries of late in the UK chart, propelling Tom into the top 100 most streamed artists in the world, with 2 million streams in its first day alone, and 20 million streams to date.  A haunting and undeniably relatable ballad, “Black Friday” is resonating in a major way, generating fan content on TikTok and 150 million views on the platform. The visceral connection audiences are having with the song is palpable as evidenced in  this video  of Odell performing the song in concert before its release.   Tom gave a raw performance of the song on Late Night With Seth Meyers this week – his return visit to the show where he has performed multiple times.  Watch it HERE .

 His track "Another Love,” also struck viral gold in 2022, resulting in over 4M creates on TikTok, over two billion streams, and placement on the U.S. Hot AC Chart and Top 10 on the UK’s Official Chart. The song also became an anthem in protest videos against the war in Ukraine. 

North American Tour:

• OCT 13 - Columbus, OH - Newport Music Hall 
• OCT 14 - Chicago, IL - Vic Theater 
• OCT 15 - Nashville, TN - 3rd and Lindsley 
• OCT 17 - Kansas City, MO - The Truman 
• OCT 18 - Minneapolis, MN - First Avenue 
• OCT 20 - Englewood, CO - Gothic Theatre 
• OCT 21 - Salt Lake City, UT - The Commonwealth Room 
• OCT 23 - Los Angeles, CA - The Wiltern 
• OCT 24 - San Francisco, CA - The Fillmore 
• OCT 26 - Portland, OR - Roseland Theater Tom Odell 
• OCT 27 - Seattle, WA - Showbox at the Market 
• OCT 29 - Vancouver, BC, CA - Orpheum Theatre

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Brit and Ivor Novello award-winning songwriter, plus platinum-selling, chart-topping artist  Tom Odell  has today confirmed  a major UK and Ireland tour for 2022 . This follows the announcement of his new album  ‘monsters’  due for release on June 25 th  and of his new single  ‘monster v.1.’ on Columbia Records which is out now

Tickets for the tour go on general sale Friday 26 March at 9am via www.gigsandtours.com, www.ticketmaster.co.uk and www.axs.com.  Fans  pre-ordering the album  (vinyl, cd, cassette and more) on Tom’s official website will guarantee first access to tickets.

After a dark period of mental health stalked most of his 2018 and 19, Odell wrote his way through it, eventually letting down his guard and pouring his feelings into new music that will form his  fourth album,  ‘monsters’, due to be released June 25th   It feels like both a daring creative rebirth and a solidifying of Odell’s strengths.

Odell has been working as a musician in the public eye since he was 21 when self-penned debut album ‘ Long Way Down’  earned him a number 1 album, a top 10 single (the epic  Another Love ) and a Brit. Now, 30, it’s clear to Odell that the whirlwind around his debut kickstarted a work ethic that eventually became an obsession It reached an apex in September 2019 when Odell, fresh off touring ‘ Jubilee Road’ , went straight to LA to start writing the next album.  “Then this chronic anxiety that I’d had for a couple of years just got worse” Odell woke up one morning “and I couldn’t do anymore music”. He knew something had to change.  In the end he flew back home, went straight to his parent’s house and slowly got better.

Slowly but surely, Odell alchemised that experience into a new album.  He also realised his broader lyrical horizons needed to be matched by a musical expansion, with a lot of the songs on the album – created alongside songwriter Laurie Blundell and producer Miles James – leaning into a more electronic, bedroom pop sound that Odell has steadily become obsessed with over the last few years. This new found love of DIY electronic pop chimed with the pandemic’s arrival and songs were crafted in a more threadbare way around instruments he had at hand, like Moog synths. It was a move underpinned by both necessity and a desire to explore. So eerie synths and head-rattling beats augment the sound.  And while his new music is at times heavy, there’s a lightness of touch that means Odell is able to pull off pop’s greatest trick; hiding sadness in the melodies.   In this strangest of times this new music represents the start of chapter two in Odell’s ongoing musical journey.

Tom Odell recently sold out of his two Virtual Live performances and  performed on The Graham Norton show on BBC1 last Friday –  watch again here https://youtu.be/IjRwcFrOMyw

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Tuesday 15 February Belfast Ulster Hall Wednesday 16 February Dublin Olympia Theatre Friday 18 February Southampton O2 Guildhall Saturday 19 February Bristol O2 Academy Bristol Sunday 20 February Manchester O2 Apollo Tuesday 22 February Oxford O2 Academy Thursday 24 February London O2 Academy Brixton Saturday 26 February Liverpool O2 Academy Sunday 27 February Cardiff The Great Hall Tuesday 01 March Leeds O2 Academy Wednesday 02 March Newcastle O2 City Hall Friday 04 March Glasgow O2 Academy Glasgow Saturday 05 March Nottingham Rock City Sunday 06 March Cambridge Corn Exchange Tuesday 08 March Birmingham O2 Academy

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Tom odell  , 25 th june 2024, live at the marquee, cork, tickets on sale now.

Aiken Promotions today announced that acclaimed singer-songwriter Tom Odell will play live at the Marquee Cork on 25 th June.  Tickets for this date are on sale now from ticketmaster.ie

The newly announced shows follow Tom’s Spring tour where he played his biggest UK & EU tour of his career playing multiple sold-out shows .

Winner of both the prestigious  BRIT  and  Ivor Novello  Awards, Tom Odell has enjoyed a decade-long impressive career, with six immersive albums that have earned him over  29 million monthly listeners on Spotify ,  4 billion career streams , and a social reach of 8 million across platforms. In 2022 his previously released track ‘Another Love’ racked up over two billion streams and landed in the Top 40 most streamed songs of all time on Spotify.  He is now one of the most streamed British artists in the world.

The new album, ‘Black Friday, released January 2024, sees Tom Odell entering a rich new musical chapter in his notable journey as a singer, songwriter, musician and producer. Armed with a newfound sense of freedom and creative control,  Black Friday  is a hypnotic kaleidoscope of organically constructed songs, recorded simply with Tom in his studio, guitar in lap, singing and recording the songs in the same manner they were written, with pure authenticity. The delicate drums and bass, along with beautiful string arrangements round out the intimacy and longing that permeate throughout.  Black Friday  will be a welcome return for long-standing devotees, while also winning over new legions of fans.

The album’s monster title track ‘Black Friday’ propelled him into the top  100 most streamed artists in the world , racked up 2 million streams in its first day alone, and 50 million streams to date.

His track ‘Another Love’ struck viral gold in 2022, resulting in over 4M creates on TikTok, over two billion streams, and placement on the Top 10 in the UK’s Official Chart and the U.S. Hot AC Chart. The song also became an anthem in protest videos against the war in Ukraine.

Tickets for Tom Odell, Live at the Marquee Cork on 25 th June 2024 go on sale this Thursday 11 th April at 10:00am

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After a dark period of mental health stalked most of his 2018 and 19, Odell wrote his way through it, eventually letting down his guard and pouring his feelings into new music that will form his fourth album, 'monsters', due to be released June 25th. It feels like both a daring creative rebirth and a solidifying of Odell's strengths.

Odell has been working as a musician in the public eye since he was 21 when self-penned debut album ‘Long Way Down’ earned him a number 1 album, a top 10 single (the epic Another Love) and a Brit. Now, 30, it's clear to Odell that the whirlwind around his debut kickstarted a work ethic that eventually became an obsession It reached an apex in September 2019 when Odell, fresh off touring ‘Jubilee Road’, went straight to LA to start writing the next album. “Then this chronic anxiety that I'd had for a couple of years just got worse” Odell woke up one morning “and I couldn't do anymore music”. He knew something had to change.  In the end he flew back home, went straight to his parent's house and slowly got better.

Slowly but surely, Odell alchemised that experience into a new album.  He also realised his broader lyrical horizons needed to be matched by a musical expansion, with a lot of the songs on the album – created alongside songwriter Laurie Blundell and producer Miles James – leaning into a more electronic, bedroom pop sound that Odell has steadily become obsessed with over the last few years. This new found love of DIY electronic pop chimed with the pandemic's arrival and songs were crafted in a more threadbare way around instruments he had at hand, like Moog synths. It was a move underpinned by both necessity and a desire to explore. So eerie synths and head-rattling beats augment the sound.  And while his new music is at times heavy, there's a lightness of touch that means Odell is able to pull off pop's greatest trick; hiding sadness in the melodies.   In this strangest of times this new music represents the start of chapter two in Odell's ongoing musical journey.

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