Tom Seals Presents Russell Watson

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Tom Seals Presents Russell Watson

JUST ANNOUNCED: Tom Seals will be joined by the UK’s best selling classical artists, Russell WatsonSir Tom Jones described him as ‘an extraordinary talent’, now the boogie-woogie boy-wonder, who’s been taking the world by storm, takes his Sky TV show to the stage. Tom will dive into engaging chat with a surprise celebrity, treating his guest and the audience to live music, as he and his band perform his guest’s favourite songs live, all with a Tom Seals signature twist.

With his virtuoso soloing, excellent improvisation skills and distinctive voice, Tom is often regarded the UK’s finest boogie woogie and blues pianist/vocalist. Tom Seals’ debut single shot to number one in the Blues Chart, he’s shared the stage with Jamie Cullum, Jools Holland and Gregory Porter, and he’s wowed audiences across the globe with his live performances.

Guests on his Sky show have included Sir Kenny Dalglish, Ruby Turner, Tom Allen and Diane Abbott. The live version of this show continues to grow, with guests including Noddy Holder, Jo Brand, Whispering Bob Harris and James Acaster.

‘He sounds like Little Richard’ – Tom Jones

‘An extraordinary young talent’ – Jools Holland

Here is Tom Seals performing with James Acaster:

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