"I'll Be Seeing You" with Lili La Scala

Tom is thrilled to announce that this upcoming remembrance season, he’ll be touring with his dear friend Lili La Scala in her incredible wartime show. Anticipate a collection of your beloved songs from both WW1 and WW2, along with some of Lili's cherished hidden gems, topped off with an enthusiastic sing-along for good measure!

Their performances are set for London at The Crazy Coqs, at the Faversham Fringe, and even in a kitchen in Lincolnshire! Additional dates will be included soon. We hope you can join us.

Faversham Fringe - Sat 21st Oct @ 2.30pm - TICKETS
Crazy Coqs, London - Wed 8th Nov @ 7pm - TICKETS
Kitchen Cabaret, Sleaford - Thur 9th Nov @ 7.30pm - TICKETS

Keep the Home Fires Burning - Tom on BBC Look East

Did anyone spot me on the telly the other day? I was captured singing “Keep the Home Fires Burning” and lounging around in my pyjamas and dressing gown as part of the Bringing the Boys Home living history event at Kentwell Hall, Suffolk, telling the story of the evacuation and treatment of wounded soldiers during WW1. Looking forward to be back again next year, so do pop 1st-4th August 2024 in the diary. As this year, I’ll be portraying a wounded officer recovering in the convalescent home in England and coordinating the Concert Party at the end of each day.

It's Too Bloody Hot

The latest collaboration between Tom and Thomas Benjamin Wild Esq. has just dropped. An anthem for the Summer: It’s Too Bloody Hot. Filmed by Chris Magee from Bopflix Films at The Green Duck Events Space in Tunbridge Well.

You can watch it here:

Tom to return to Wilton's Music Hall!

Tom is delighted to be returning to Wilton’s Music Hall with his Carradine’s Cockney Sing-a-long on Tuesday 21st November.

Tickets are now on sale from the Wilton’s website. BOOK HERE

Catherine Bott's "Pianist of the Week"

Tom was delighted to be mentioned on Classic FM yesterday as Catherine Bott’s “Pianist of the Week”, following his performance with The Players Music Hall company at Wilton’s Music Hall last Tuesday evening.

“My own personal keyboard wizard of the week, by the way, is pianist, singer and gentleman about town Tom Carradine, who was utterly brilliant last week at Wilton’s Music Hall in East London playing everything from Down at the Old Bull and Bush to O mio babbino caro and, as the saying goes, catching every trick with a skilfull aprpeggio.”