Tom Martin

Tom Martin is a seasoned professional who will respond to your requests and will offer songs that are generally fitting to the gathering of your guests. Sometimes the host wants the music to help create a pleasant ambience or atmosphere such that conversations are easily heard amongst guests, other times guests are ready for more lively or energetic music and may even want to dance. Tom will respond to what tunes would fit best at various times throughout your event.

As always, the host is in charge of their event and the music is provided to help make it a success.

Over many years, Tom Martin has performed several thousand gigs, and is well seasoned to provide the excellent musical sound that so many have come to appreciate when he sings and performs on guitar. You can hear it every time and will not be disappointed.

As a songwriter, many of Tom’s songs have come to be played internationally on TV shows such as “NCIS”, “Young Sheldon”, and “As The World Turns”, and in movies such as “Above Suspicion”, “Finding Steve McQueen”, and “The Big Ugly” among others. He is a signed artist with Fervor Records and his songs can be found on Spotify and all other streaming platforms. Type in “Highway Stranger” Tom Martin on Spotify or Fervor-Records, and you can have a listen to some of his song work. Or check out (link hidden).

No equipment required from host. A safe designated setup location within 15 or less feet of a grounded 110 v. outlet, preferably not on a high traffic pathway or too near any kind of interior or exterior doorway or water such as a pool.

Appropriate sized sound equipment is provided by performer, along with minimal lighting. Larger rooms require more equipment and therefore more setup space and time.

Please indicate the closest distance available for equipment vehicle to park for unload and reload and if more than 3 steps will need to be used for equipment load in and out as this can add time and energy to access and setup.

Prefer not to be located in front of or under any kind of TV screen or if so, that the screen is turned off during musical performance.