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Tommy Ashby is set to perform at Green Note on 7 March 2027. The Scottish singer-songwriter is known for his introspective music that reflects on everyday moments and emotional connections. His latest album, 'Mantis', explores themes of isolation and vulnerability.
Prolific Scottish songsmith Tommy Ashby has spent his career refining a natural talent for capturing the innate beauty of everyday moments in a dulcet combination of ethereal sonics and hushed vocals.
His fascination with the human relationship to sound saw him complete a PhD in Psychoacoustics, knowledge of which Tommy deftly utilises throughout his songcraft to illuminate the beautiful minutia of life, nature, and relationships.
As his first self-produced effort, sophomore album ‘Mantis’ is understandably Tommy’s most introspective and personal work yet. A self-confessed over-thinker, Tommy uses the record to examine the anxieties and fears that arise through isolation and how our emotional connections and relationships to others can support us at our most vulnerable moments “The album name Mantis comes from the song of the same name, which is about the fear of making a real connection with someone. I liked the weird metaphor of a mantis, known for decapitating its potential mate. The idea is that we exaggerate the risks, and they hold us from doing what we should. The worry that if we put ourselves out there, our flaws will be on display for all to see. But opening ourselves up, even only a tiny bit, is the only way we make connections with others. This song moves from the fear of being rejected to the happiness that comes with connection.” ‘Mantis’ arrives Friday 6th June 2025 via Dance To The Radio.
Tommy’s previous works have amassed over 30 million streams across Spotify and seen him tour with the likes of Skinny Living, Banners, Tom Speight, Turin Brakes, Luke Sital-Singh, Jamie Lawson, and Nina Nesbitt as well as receiving continued support across Spotify Editorial mood playlists, and a multitude of syncs at mainstream media including Grey’s Anatomy, Atypical (Netflix), Love Island, The Innocents (Netflix), Found (NBC) and across various placements on advertising and film.
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Tommy Ashby takes place on Sunday, 7 March 2027 at 20:30.
Tommy Ashby is held at Green Note in London (106 Parkway, London, NW1 7AN).
Tickets for Tommy Ashby are priced at £16.50. Live prices and availability are shown on WeGotTickets.
Yes — hotels within walking distance of Green Note can be compared using the accommodation search further down this page.
Tickets for Tommy Ashby can be booked via WeGotTickets using the "Check Tickets & Live Prices" button on this page, which opens the official booking site in a new tab.
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Tommy Ashby is a singer-songwriter. He was born in Rotterdam, The Netherlands, but was raised in Scotland.
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Tommy Ashby is set to perform at Green Note on 7 March 2027. The Scottish singer-songwriter is known for his introspective music that reflects on everyday moments and emotional connections. His latest album, 'Mantis', explores themes of isolation and vulnerability.
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Prolific Scottish songsmith Tommy Ashby has spent his career refining a natural talent for capturing the innate beauty of everyday moments in a dulcet combination of ethereal sonics and hushed vocals.
His fascination with the human relationship to sound saw him complete a PhD in Psychoacoustics, knowledge of which Tommy deftly utilises throughout his songcraft to illuminate the beautiful minutia of life, nature, and relationships.
As his first self-produced effort, sophomore album ‘Mantis’ is understandably Tommy’s most introspective and personal work yet. A self-confessed over-thinker, Tommy uses the record to examine the anxieties and fears that arise through isolation and how our emotional connections and relationships to others can support us at our most vulnerable moments “The album name Mantis comes from the song of the same name, which is about the fear of making a real connection with someone. I liked the weird metaphor of a mantis, known for decapitating its potential mate. The idea is that we exaggerate the risks, and they hold us from doing what we should. The worry that if we put ourselves out there, our flaws will be on display for all to see. But opening ourselves up, even only a tiny bit, is the only way we make connections with others. This song moves from the fear of being rejected to the happiness that comes with connection.” ‘Mantis’ arrives Friday 6th June 2025 via Dance To The Radio.
Tommy’s previous works have amassed over 30 million streams across Spotify and seen him tour with the likes of Skinny Living, Banners, Tom Speight, Turin Brakes, Luke Sital-Singh, Jamie Lawson, and Nina Nesbitt as well as receiving continued support across Spotify Editorial mood playlists, and a multitude of syncs at mainstream media including Grey’s Anatomy, Atypical (Netflix), Love Island, The Innocents (Netflix), Found (NBC) and across various placements on advertising and film.
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When is Tommy Ashby?
Tommy Ashby takes place on Sunday, 7 March 2027 at 20:30.
Where is Tommy Ashby taking place?
Tommy Ashby is held at Green Note in London (106 Parkway, London, NW1 7AN).
How much are tickets for Tommy Ashby?
Tickets for Tommy Ashby are priced at £16.50. Live prices and availability are shown on WeGotTickets.
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Yes — hotels within walking distance of Green Note can be compared using the accommodation search further down this page.
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