Something Now

Singer songwriter Tom Webber is back with his latest single “This Time”, released on January 19th 2024.
Packed with raucous energy, twanging guitars and a “new retro” feel that’s perfect for the open road and a 
potential anthem in the making.

 Whilst known for his emotive storytelling, the infectious guitar riffs and strong vocals in “This Time” 
combine with retro influences and contemporary production resulting in a track that’s both timeless 
and fresh and uniquely Webber.

Produced and co-written with James Dring and Jack Kaye.
 
Catch Tom headlining at the following dates (with more to be added shortly):

27th January - Sofar London
3rd February - Rising Sun, Reading
7th February – Sofar London
9th February - The Jericho, Oxford
15th February - The Hope and Anchor, London
3rd April - Oran Moor, Glasgow (Special Guest of Roseanne Reid)
4th April  - Summerhall, Edinburgh (Special Guest of Roseanne Reid)
5th April - Lemon Tree, Aberdeen (Special Guest of Roseanne Reid)
6th April - Tolbooth, Stirling (Special Guest of Roseanne Reid)

This Time

THIS TIME

🎟 Tour Tickets > https://linktr.ee/camenstickets 
💿 Album Pre-Order > https://store.camens.co.uk

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"It’s a story that spans from adolescence, into early adulthood and eventually into being middle aged. It’s about coming to terms with not making a dent in life socially or culturally, making peace with normality and accepting that you’ll eventually fade away to be forgotten, but enjoying the ride nonetheless. Complacently enjoying life and living in the moment to a degree that potentially has a negative effect on the future. 
‘I feel I’m making my peace, I’ll fade away, I’ll fade away’" - Tom O

Recorded and mixed at Bam Bam Studios.
Mastered by Gav McGrath

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Horizon’s Glance marches into your ears like a squadron of juggernauts. Driven warbly guitars jangle like a death knell to all things ordinary. Inspired by the likes of Elbows “Grounds for Divorce” and The Smiths “How Soon is Now”.

THIS TIME

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