Thomas Headon give us a little taste from his upcoming EP ‘Victoria’ with new single ‘How do I Know’ and announces first-ever North American Headline Tour
Fueled with beachy chords, “How Do I Know?” comes accompanied by a live video reminiscent of early ‘00s garage bands, and sees Thomas perform in his backyard on a sunny day with his band while he navigates the confusing feelings between young love and lust.
Thomas says, “I wrote ‘How Do I Know’ after going on a first date. It’s basically a song about questioning whether you’re in love with someone or whether it’s just an in-the-moment feeling lol. It was written back in Australia when I was home for the summer. I think it’s super bright and fun for that reason and makes me glad I’m starting off the year by releasing this. It’s one of the first songs I made off this EP and definitely one of my favourites.” says Headon.
The artist has also announced his first-ever North American headline tour, which kicks off March 24th at New York City’s Mercury Lounge and wraps up April 6th at Echo in Los Angeles, CA. General on-sale begins Tuesday, January 24th at 10am local time. For up-to-date ticketing information, please visit www.thomasheadon.com.
Headon also collaborated with Chloe Moriondo and Alfie Templeton on the November single “Dizzy”. Hundreds of lucky fans already got a chance to preview the new EP at Reading & Leeds festival, where Thomas played his first UK festival to a packed stage.
Arriving in London just before the pandemic hit, Thomas started to build a community online – blowing up on TikTok with 15M likes and over 400K followers to date – with his off-kilter live sessions, tongue-in-cheek charm, and remarkable songwriting ability. Learning to write and produce on his own in his late teens, Thomas has already released a self-written and self-produced debut EP, The Greatest Hits, and dropped The Goodbye EP last year, amassing 55 million streams worldwide, all before his 21stbirthday.
Thomas performed a charmingly energetic live session on Jack Saunders’ BBC Radio 1 show, which followed his “Living Room Shows” tour, where he played an intimate acoustic series to thousands of fans across the UK.
One of the first artists to curate Spotify’s Our Generation playlist, the 21-year-old has also collaborated with singer-songwriter Lizzy McAlpine on his single “Bored,” and gained over 50M global streams.
