Having claimed the highest charting EP of 2022 with his debut EP on Warner Records Victoria, Thomas Headon has proven himself an undeniable indie-pop force to be reckoned with.
Playing his first-ever UK show at 150-cap venue The Grace in 2020, to selling out 2300-cap O2 Forum Kentish Town last year, completing a co-headline tour with good friend Alfie Templeman and supporting both Sir Elton John and Sigrid, the London via Melbourne rising star today announces his brand new project, Six Songs That Thomas Headon Likes And Thinks That You Would Like Too, due for release on June 30th. The project will include three new tracks as well as Thomas’ recent single ‘2009 TOYOTA’, which premiered on Triple J - marking a full circle moment for the pop-sensation who was previously featured on Triple J’s ‘Unearthed’, ‘i loved a boy’ and the BBC Radio playlisted and UK airplay hit - peaking at #17 in the top 20 - ‘Georgia’.
Having spent the past two years performing a storm of live shows to frenzies of screaming fans at festivals and sold-out tours across the US, Australia and the UK, Thomas will be setting off on an intimate UK tour to celebrate the release of the new project. Kicking off at Camden Assembly in London, Thomas will be stopping by Oxford, Manchester, Newcastle, Nottingham and Bath before he heads off to Europe this October, but not before another round of summer festivals including Ocean Fest, Barn on the Farm, Standon Calling and Y Not Festival. Tickets for the tour are on sale 10am (local time) on Wednesday 7 June.
THOMAS HEADON LIVE DATES
17 June - Ocean Fest, Devon
30 June - Camden Assembly (Headline)
1 July - Barn On The Farm, Gloucestershire
2 July - Bulllingdon, Oxford (Headline)
3 July - Deaf Institute, Manchester (Headline)
5 July - Think Tank, Newcastle (Headline)
6 July - Bodega, Nottingham (Headline)
7 July - Moles, Bath (Headline)
21 July - Standon Calling, Hertfordshire
28 July - Y Not Festival, Derbyshire
20 October - Les Etoiles
22 October - Hydrozagadka, Warsaw
23 October - Privatclub, Berlin
24 October - Frankfurt, Nachtleben
26 October - Futurum Music Bar, Prague
27 October - Arca, Milan
Playing his first-ever UK show at 150-cap venue The Grace in 2020, to selling out 2300-cap O2 Forum Kentish Town last year, completing a co-headline tour with good friend Alfie Templeman and supporting both Sir Elton John and Sigrid, the London via Melbourne rising star today announces his brand new project, Six Songs That Thomas Headon Likes And Thinks That You Would Like Too, due for release on June 30th. The project will include three new tracks as well as Thomas’ recent single ‘2009 TOYOTA’, which premiered on Triple J - marking a full circle moment for the pop-sensation who was previously featured on Triple J’s ‘Unearthed’, ‘i loved a boy’ and the BBC Radio playlisted and UK airplay hit - peaking at #17 in the top 20 - ‘Georgia’.
Having spent the past two years performing a storm of live shows to frenzies of screaming fans at festivals and sold-out tours across the US, Australia and the UK, Thomas will be setting off on an intimate UK tour to celebrate the release of the new project. Kicking off at Camden Assembly in London, Thomas will be stopping by Oxford, Manchester, Newcastle, Nottingham and Bath before he heads off to Europe this October, but not before another round of summer festivals including Ocean Fest, Barn on the Farm, Standon Calling and Y Not Festival. Tickets for the tour are on sale 10am (local time) on Wednesday 7 June.
THOMAS HEADON LIVE DATES
17 June - Ocean Fest, Devon
30 June - Camden Assembly (Headline)
1 July - Barn On The Farm, Gloucestershire
2 July - Bulllingdon, Oxford (Headline)
3 July - Deaf Institute, Manchester (Headline)
5 July - Think Tank, Newcastle (Headline)
6 July - Bodega, Nottingham (Headline)
7 July - Moles, Bath (Headline)
21 July - Standon Calling, Hertfordshire
28 July - Y Not Festival, Derbyshire
20 October - Les Etoiles
22 October - Hydrozagadka, Warsaw
23 October - Privatclub, Berlin
24 October - Frankfurt, Nachtleben
26 October - Futurum Music Bar, Prague
27 October - Arca, Milan
