Tate Music Recommends Tom For…
Weddings | Bars | Restaurants | Corporate
“”Tom Taylor played for us Saturday past. He was great & went down well with the crowd.” The Swan, 18th Sept 2023
“Hey. Just wanted to let you know Tom was absolutely fantastic over the weekend. We would love to have him back” Kitty Bills Hartlepool. 1st Sept 2023
Click the image to watch Tom\s showreel above
Tom is an acoustic artist who has played gigs in the North East and Cumbria since 2011.
Tom Taylor plays a wide range of music from different styles and decades, from Lynyrd Skynyrd and Creedence Clearwater Revival, through to modern artists like George Ezra and Jake Bugg.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many songs will this act play?
This act typically plays 2 x 45 minutes of songs with a short break in the middle. Expect 18-20 songs. If discussed in advance they can play longer for an extra charge.
What songs will this act perform?
The act will pick songs from their repertoire that they feel are appropriate for the crowd and atmosphere at the time. Check out their set list for an example of what to expect.
Do I need to supply any equipment?
No, this act will bring all their own equipment – you just need to provide a power socket.
Can the musician perform outdoors?
Yes, as long as it has been discussed in advance and you provide adequate shelter in case of bad weather.
Can I book this act for my wedding?
Yes, this act is available to hire for your wedding music entertainment. They can also provide wedding music for walking down the aisle to.
Can I book this act for my venue?
Yes, this act is available to hire for your pub, bar or restaurant. They can also tailor their songs to match and enhance the ambience of your establishment.
Here are some songs you can expect to hear when booking this act.
| Song | Artist |
| Little Lion Man | Mumford & Sons |
| Proud Mary | Tina Turner |
| Folsom Prison Blues | Johnny Cash |
| Babylon | David Gray |
| Last Request | Paolo Nutini |
| Stuck In The Middle With You | Steelers Wheel |
| Sunny Afternoon | Kinks |
| Wild Rover | The Dubliners |