


Formed in north London in 2012, UK-based folk band The Thumping Tommys have been wowing audiences ever since with their heady brew of barn-storming, blues-infused Irish, American and English folk music. Known for their original compositions as well as unique cover versions of an eclectic mix of songs from the folk & blues canon, The Thumping Tommys have made their mark on the club and festival circuit all over Europe.
Veterans of festivals such as Fairport's Cropredy Convention, The Thumping Tommys have shared the stage with some of the biggest names in folk, such as Fairport Convention, Clannad, The Fisherman's Friends and Show of Hands, and have supported artists such as Bryan Adams.
Now in their third incarnation, The Thumping Tommys are soon to release their second studio album of original music, 'The Sharp Turns of Life' - out this summer!
Their mix of lively barn-dancing bluegrass, passionate folk ballads, heartfelt original compositions steeped in the blues tradition and unique interpretations of popular songs make them sought after all across Europe.
The current line-up is: Benedict Amadeus Scrivener (vocals, guitar), Matt Redman (banjo, mandolin, accordion, piano, percussion, mandocello + much more), Jennifer Sanin (bass, vocals) and Nathan Mansfield (violin).
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Albums
Dave Pegg, Fairport Convention
“You guys are fab!"
The Claremont Project
"I just wanted to write to say thank you so very much for your wonderful performance on Friday! I’m sure you were aware just how much our members enjoyed themselves. The question “Can you get them back?” was repeated to me countless times and I promised I would pass on the members' appreciation."
Alfie & Gemma, Private Wedding
"Ben and the band absolutely smashed it. Couldn't recommend them more highly. They are brilliant musicians, picked a great set list, and were very helpful and communicative in the build-up. 10/10!"
Jim Beam UK
"Best Bluegrass band!"
Southbank Centre
"The Thumping Tommys recently performed at our national launch event at the Southbank Centre and they were outstanding. They were talented, fun and a major talking point for the evening."