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He was absolutely amazing55eloved, never avenge yourselves, but leave the way open for God’s wrath [and His judicial righteousness]; for it is written [in Scripture], “V engeance is M ine , I will repay ,” says the Lord. B ut if your enemy is hungry , feed him ; if he is thirsty , give him a drink ; for by doing this you will heap burning coals on his head .” Do not be overcome and conquered by evil, but overcome evil with good.

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https://bible.com/bible/1588/rom.12.19-21.AMP!!! His sound is so authentic and his band is so talented. I would definitelyt4 go see him again! Honestly, everyone should see him in concert at least once. Also, Rob Araujo opened for him too, and he jammed out with Tom towards the end of his sets, and they were just crazy good together!! I hope he comes back again to Dallas!!

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A bit disappointing really! The venue was the main issue, Tom Misch was good but the layout of the venue meant no one could see the band and so everyone was constantly moving and pushing forwards. We were near the front and the sound was so bad we couldn't really hear the music so moved half way back. Ended up leaving early because of the poor venue. But no reflection on the artist who gave a good performance, based on what we could hea

He was absolutely amazing! His sound is so authentic and his band is so talented. I would definitelyt go see him again! Honestly, everyone should see him in concert at least once. Also, Rob Araujo opened for him too, and he jammed out with Tom towards the end of his sets, and they were just crazy good together!! I hope he comes back again to Dallas!! If you read my other review, sorry I don't know what happened !

Incredible set - Tom's music is wonderful but it's even better seeing him live. There's always an amazing energy and he and his band are so talented.

The venue was awesome, but I don't think the sound system at the Yoyo did the vocals justice. Something for the venue to improve for next time!

Would go to every one of Tom's gigs if I could :)

OMG!!! This was an absolutely awesome show—hands down! It was a rainy night at an outdoor venue, but the fans came out in full force—SOLD OUT! STANDING ROOM ONLY! Tom did not disappoint! The acoustics were crystal clear, the band was phoenomenal and Tom was a true performer! If he’s ever in Texas again, I will be there!

The show was amazing. He is such a talented young man with so much vision. It's crazy that someone so young has such musical vision. I'm proud to be a witness to his growth. He's fantastic. I almost want to go to his second show in Anaheim. It was THAT good. If you're not a Tom Misch fan.....you should be! -VG

Best concert that I’ve been in my entire life. The vibe is so amazing. You can really feel the synergy between all the musicians and the lights, the music, everything. Out of this world experience. I highly recommend seeing Tom Misch’s show at least once in your life

It was awesome. The logistics, the sound, the lights, the artists. The place was normal, but appropriate for the show. The location of Terminal 5 was good to me because is a quiet area so after the show you can walk and look for transport.

Amazing show, the atmosphere was incredible and the highlight for me was Tom bringing out Zak Abel and Loyle Carner to support him for their respective songs. Would definitely recommend seeing one of his shows!

Tom was amazing. His voice sounded great with the natural acoustics of the theater. The band was great and he even brought out Braxton Cook for a few songs. I was thoroughly impressed with the performance

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Tom Misch comes to Fillmore Auditorium on Tuesday 29th March 2022 as part of his upcoming tour in support of the latest release, What Kinda Music. The headlining tour will see the South London based singer-songwriter returning to Los Angeles and other famous venues. There are have been severe disruptions for live events due to the pandemic restrictions, but live events are finally back. Fans of Tom Misch are excited and can’t wait for their favorite star to get on stage and play some tunes for them. If you want to see Tom Misch live in concert, make sure you get your tickets right now before they are gone!

Born in 1995, Tom Misch started playing music at a very young age. In 2012, the artist took to Soundcloud and started releasing his music on the free streaming website. In 2018, Misch released his debut studio album, Geography. Last year he collaborated with English Jazz Drummer Yussef Dayes to release his second music album, What Kinda Music. The upcoming headlining tour is also in support of the latest release. Misch started by casually playing tunes in his bedroom at the age of sixteen. As an artist who can do everything, including singing, songwriting, guitar playing, and producing music, you cannot pin him down to a single genre. His smooth beats are something that the crowds love to enjoy, as the atmosphere at his events is always brilliant. Misch has toured before and sold-out events in Europe and Camden when he promoted his first album. Since then, his fan basea has only increased, and it is expected to be another sell-out event. If you want to witness the magic of Tom Misch on stage, you need to get your tickets now because they could sell out immediately!

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There was a time when producers were continually redefining the boundaries of popular music, casually and breezily breaking down walls as they skipped from genre to genre. Over the years, the musical goalposts have shifted irrevocably and inevitably, with the sense of resolute independence all but vanishing. Tom Misch’s response, however, has been to bring it right back to the forefront.

That should be no surprise however – right from the start, Misch has always chosen the road less travelled. From picking up a violin at age three and training in the Suzuki method, to steadfastly releasing music on his own label Beyond the Groove, to breaking out as a full-fledged star with his critically and commercially hailed album “Geography” – which went Silver in the UK and scored him a cross-generational fanbase that includes Barack Obama – Misch is a shining example of how ploughing your own furrow, staying course and sticking to your guns can pay off in rich dividends.

It shows a constantly searching, ever evolving, experimentalist mind at work, keen to spend hours perfecting his craft while also happy (and canny enough) to let it take whatever form it chooses to take. Still fiercely DIY, still defiantly uncategorisable, his loose, mellifluous music reflects an upbringing soundtracked by everything from J Dilla to Otis Redding, Minnie Ripperton to John Mayer. He’s a curator, too, with his Real Good Shit playlists ushering in over 120k followers into his eclectic world.

In addition, he produces all his own music while producing tracks for Loyle Carner, Michael Kiwanuka, Jorja Smith and even John Legend. He followed up “Geography” with the sharp leftfield detour that’s “What Kinda Music”, a mostly improvised, beautifully collaborative project with jazz drummer Yussef Dayes, and he’s done it all with his integrity intact and curiosity undimmed.

If you think all that sounds like a recipe for commercial obscurity, you’d be dead wrong. If stats are your thing (and numbers don’t lie), you’d probably already know that Misch is a bona fide sensation: 5 million monthly listeners on Spotify. 1 billion streams across his catalogue. Sold out UK/EU and US tours, with 150,000 headline tickets sold globally. “What Kinda Music” also rode a wave of positive critical notices to number 4 in the UK charts on release. Not to mention the Holy Grail – admiration from formative heroes, with none other than Eric Clapton inviting him to play his Crossroads Guitar Festival in Dallas and John Mayer himself leaping up on stage to join Tom for a song.

Like any musician worth his salt, Misch defies any attempt to categorise or pigeonhole him. His preoccupation with the wholly immersive and visceral experience of music as opposed to tired old semiotics makes him gloriously flippant where particulars and details are concerned. When he talks about the shape his upcoming record will take, it’s not in terms of trends, but instead, sonics – he refers to the “warm, soulful sounds” of Al Greene and Aretha Franklin, and about how he can bring that to bear in the studio using analogue equipment, a shift partly inspired by his collaboration with Dayes.

Misch has a miraculous way of passing off the atmosphere and tension around him as all-enveloping, instantly earworming songs and making it seem purely accidental. He zigs when he should zag, turns left when he should veer right, and he absorbs a diverse range of influences and celebrates them fully and without cliché. This is our world through Tom’s eyes; listen on.

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Tom Misch announces 2022 Auckland show + here's five reasons why you should see him live this July.

Tom misch announces 2022 auckland show + here's five reasons why you should see him live this july..

Tom Misch has announced that he will be coming down to New Zealand as part of Elemental Nights 2022 this July, where he will play a one-off show at the Auckland Town Hall on July 28th. 

Live Nation pre-sale : 12pm Wednesday, May 4th. General on sale: 12pm Friday, May 6th.

Here's five reasons why we think you should see him live at his upcoming Auckland show... 

#1. Misch has announced a new electronic project titled ' Supershy '. He has dropped two songs as an introduction to this new sound of his, ' Happy Music ' and ' Something On My Mind' . Listen to the new tracks below... 

#2. Dreamy visuals seem to be Misch's forte - we're eager to see what he delivers in Auckland. 

#3. Misch has the seal of approval from Barack Obama. In 2018, on Obama's yearly round-up of his favourite things, he put Misch's song ‘ Disco Yes ’ on his favourite songs of the year. 

@BarackObama honoured 🙏❤️ pic.twitter.com/CEwpJfZ980 — Tom Misch (@TomMisch) December 29, 2018

#4. He has a really great NPR Music Tiny Desk Concert, which is a must-see if you're a fan of Misch. 

#5. Maybe you're also wanting to pick up some merchandise at the show - check out what you can purchase here . 

There’s 20% off merch from today til 23:59 GMT on Monday 29th November! Enter code REALGOODSHIT2021: https://t.co/iNZoKvwhrj pic.twitter.com/1vOuDcqKHi — Tom Misch (@TomMisch) November 26, 2021

Purchase tickets to Tom Misch's Auckland show here . 

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• Wed 6 Jul ➙ Sun 10 Jul NOS Alive '22 The Strokes, The War on Drugs, Stromae, Jungle, Modest Mouse…
• Wed 6 Jul ➙ Sun 10 Jul Mad Cool Festival 2022 Metallica, twenty one pilots, Placebo, Carly Rae Jepsen, Wolf Alice…
• Fri 1 Jul ➙ Sun 3 Jul Glynde Place Love Supreme Jazz Festival 2022 Ezra Collective, Fergus McCreadie Trio, Graham Costello, Matt Carmichael, Erykah Badu…
• Sat 11 Jun ➙ Sun 12 Jun Manchester, Heaton Park Parklife 2022 Tyler The Creator, 50 Cent, Megan Thee Stallion, Lewis Capaldi, Chase & Status…
• Fri 10 Jun ➙ Sun 12 Jun Kirtlington Park Kite Festival 2022 Nubiyan Twist, Flamingods, Mermaid Chunky, Grace Jones, Mavis Staples…

September 2021

• Sat 18 Sep Manchester, Mayfield Depot Repercussion DJ Shadow, Floating Points, Jordan Rakei, Soul II Soul, Laurent Garnier…
• Sat 11 Sep Truro, Perranporth Beach Tom Misch

August 2021

• Sat 28 Aug London, Victoria Park All Points East 2021: Jamie xx and Kano Jamie XX, Tom Misch, Slowthai, Little Simz…
• Wed 7 Jul ➙ Sat 10 Jul Mad Cool Festival 2021 twenty one pilots, Placebo, Carly Rae Jepsen, Glass Animals, Wolf Alice…
• Sat 27 Mar London, Alexandra Palace Tom Misch, Yussef Dayes
• Thu 25 Mar Manchester Cathedral Tom Misch, Yussef Dayes

September 2020

• Tue 22 Sep London, Alexandra Palace Tom Misch, Yussef Dayes
• Mon 21 Sep Manchester Cathedral Tom Misch, Yussef Dayes
• Wed 8 Jul ➙ Sat 11 Jul Mad Cool Festival 2020 twenty one pilots, Placebo, Glass Animals, Wolf Alice, Angel Olsen…
• Wed 8 Jul ➙ Sun 12 Jul NOS Alive '20 Kendrick Lamar, Black Pumas, Jorja Smith, Khalid, alt-j…
• Fri 3 Jul ➙ Sun 5 Jul Glynde Place Love Supreme Jazz Festival 2020 TLC, Isley Brothers featuring Ronald & Ernie Isley, Sergio Mendes, Charles Lloyd, Anita Baker…
• Wed 24 Jun ➙ Sun 28 Jun Glastonbury, Worthy Farm Glastonbury Festival 2020 Diana Ross, Paul McCartney, Taylor Swift, Lana Del Rey, Kendrick Lamar…
• Wed 13 May Manchester Cathedral Tom Misch, Yussef Dayes
• Tue 12 May London, Alexandra Palace Tom Misch, Yussef Dayes
• Thu 27 Jun ➙ Sun 30 Jun Rock Werchter 2019 P!NK, Bastille, Elbow, Paul Kalkbrenner, Brockhampton…
• Wed 26 Jun Bristol Amphitheatre & Waterfront Square Tom Misch, Yussef Dayes

November 2018

• Mon 26 Nov London, O2 Shepherd's Bush Empire Tom Misch
• Fri 16 Nov London, O2 Academy Brixton Tom Misch
• Thu 15 Nov London, O2 Academy Brixton Tom Misch
• Wed 14 Nov O2 Apollo Manchester Tom Misch
• Mon 12 Nov O2 Academy Birmingham Tom Misch
• Sun 11 Nov Newcastle upon Tyne, NX Newcastle Tom Misch

August 2018

• Fri 31 Aug ➙ Sun 2 Sep Electric Picnic 2018 Kendrick Lamar, Massive Attack, N*E*R*D, Dua Lipa, Ben Howard…
• Thu 5 Jul ➙ Sun 8 Jul Newnham, Bygrave Woods Farr Festival 2018 Jacques Greene, Prosumer, Tama Sumo, DJ Stingray, Shanti Celeste…
• Thu 5 Jul ➙ Sun 8 Jul Gloucester, Over Farm Market Barn On The Farm Festival 2018 Tom Grennan, Tom Misch, Mystery Jets, Fickle Friends, Dermot Kennedy…
• Tue 26 Jun ➙ Sun 1 Jul Glynde Place Love Supreme Jazz Festival 2018 Elvis Costello & The Imposters, Level 42, Mr Jukes, Songhoy Blues, PP Arnold…
• Sat 9 Jun ➙ Sun 10 Jun Manchester, Heaton Park Parklife 2018 The xx, N*E*R*D, Lorde, Sampha, Jessie Ware…
• Wed 30 May ➙ Sun 3 Jun Primavera Sound Festival 2018 Belle & Sebastian, Spiritualized, Holy Bouncer, Javiera Mena, Kedr Livanskiy…
• Sun 27 May London, Victoria Park Björk, Beck, Father John Misty, Friendly Fires, Tom Misch, Flying Lotus, The Black Madonna, Django Django, Mashrou' Leila, Sylvan Esso, Khruangbin, Alexis Taylor, Yellow Days, Mr G, Agoria, Allie X, ItaloJohnson, Byron The Aquarius, Dan Beaumont, Reeps One, Aadae, Benin City, Joel Culpepper, Mina Rose, Mattiel, Kelsey Lu, Naked Elephant, Sarah Meth …
• Sat 26 May ➙ Sun 27 May Bristol, Eastville Park Love Saves The Day Fatboy Slim, Bicep, Tom Misch, Raye, George Fitzgerald…
• Thu 5 Apr Kingston Upon Thames, The Hippodrome Tom Misch
• Sun 11 Mar Birmingham, O2 Institute Tom Misch
• Fri 9 Mar London, The Roundhouse Tom Misch
• Thu 8 Mar London, The Roundhouse Tom Misch
• Tue 6 Mar O2 Academy Bristol Tom Misch
• Mon 5 Mar Leeds University Union Tom Misch
• Mon 5 Mar O2 Academy Leeds Tom Misch
• Sat 3 Mar Glasgow, Òran Mór Tom Misch
• Fri 2 Mar Manchester, O2 Ritz Tom Misch
• Thu 1 Mar Dublin, The Academy Tom Misch

February 2018

• Thu 1 Feb London, The Jazz Cafe Tom Misch, Island, Tom Tripp

October 2017

• Fri 20 Oct London, Printworks Tom Misch
• Thu 19 Oct London, Ronnie Scott's Tom Misch

August 2017

• Wed 23 Aug ➙ Sun 27 Aug Leeds, Bramham Park Leeds Festival 2017 Muse, Liam Gallagher, Blossoms, Giggs, Architects…
• Wed 23 Aug ➙ Sun 27 Aug Reading Festival Reading Festival 2017 Kasabian, Bastille, Two Door Cinema Club, Jimmy Eat World, Circa Waves…
• Thu 20 Jul ➙ Sun 23 Jul Huntingdon, Mill Hill Field, Grange Farm Secret Garden Party 2017 Metronomy, Crystal Fighters, Toots & The Maytals, Jagwar Ma, Peaches…
• Fri 14 Jul ➙ Sun 16 Jul Dublin, Marlay Park Longitude 2017 The Weeknd, Mumford & Sons, Baaba Maal, Skepta, Picture This…
• Fri 14 Jul London, Somerset House Tom Misch, Carmody, Andreya Triana
• Sat 10 Jun ➙ Sun 11 Jun Manchester, Heaton Park Parklife 2017 The 1975, Two Door Cinema Club, George Ezra, Chaka Khan, Rat Boy…
• Fri 9 Jun ➙ Sat 10 Jun Shoreham-by-Sea, Brighton City Airport (Shoreham) Wildlife 2017 Jess Glynne, George Ezra, Clean Bandit, Chaka Khan, Zara Larsson…

February 2017

• Thu 9 Feb London, The Jazz Cafe Jordan Rakei, Tom Misch

December 2016

• Fri 16 Dec London, The Red Gallery Tom Misch, Kidnap Kid, Phil Taggart

November 2016

• Sat 26 Nov Bristol, Thekla Tom Misch
• Fri 25 Nov Birmingham, Hare & Hounds Tom Misch
• Wed 23 Nov London, Village Underground Tom Misch, Carmody
• Tue 22 Nov Brighton, The Hope & Ruin Tom Misch
• Tue 22 Nov Brighton, Chalk Tom Misch
• Sun 20 Nov Glasgow, King Tut's Wah Wah Hut Tom Misch
• Sat 19 Nov Manchester, Gorilla Tom Misch
• Fri 18 Nov Dublin, The Workmans Club Tom Misch

September 2016

• Fri 23 Sep London, The Nest Tom Misch, DJ Eric Lau, Melo Zed, DJ Chux
• Thu 8 Sep London, XOYO George The Poet, Tom Misch, DJ Milktray

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This event is all ages.

$39.50 – General Admission Floor $39.50 – General Admission Balcony $55.00 – Reserved Balcony

*plus applicable service fees

For an additional $60.00, you can opt in to upgrade your experience to include access to the exclusive Telegraph Room before, during and after the show! Please note all Telegraph Room upgrades are subject to availability.

Join us at The Den one hour before doors for food & drinks!

All doors & show times subject to change.

There was a time when producers were continually redefining the boundaries of popular music, casually and breezily breaking down walls as they skipped from genre to genre. Over the years, the musical goalposts have shifted irrevocably and inevitably, with the sense of resolute independence all but vanishing. Tom Misch’s response, however, has been to bring it right back to the forefront.

That should be no surprise however – right from the start, Misch has always chosen the road less travelled. From picking up a violin at age three and training in the Suzuki method, to steadfastly releasing music on his own label Beyond the Groove, to breaking out as a full-fledged star with his critically and commercially hailed album “Geography” – which went Silver in the UK and scored him a cross-generational fanbase that includes Barack Obama – Misch is a shining example of how ploughing your own furrow, staying course and sticking to your guns can pay off in rich dividends.

It shows a constantly searching, ever evolving, experimentalist mind at work, keen to spend hours perfecting his craft while also happy (and canny enough) to let it take whatever form it chooses to take. Still fiercely DIY, still defiantly uncategorisable, his loose, mellifluous music reflects an upbringing soundtracked by everything from J Dilla to Otis Redding, Minnie Ripperton to John Mayer. He’s a curator, too, with his Real Good Shit playlists ushering in over 120k followers into his eclectic world.

In addition, he produces all his own music while producing tracks for Loyle Carner, Michael Kiwanuka, Jorja Smith and even John Legend. He followed up “Geography” with the sharp leftfield detour that’s “What Kinda Music”, a mostly improvised, beautifully collaborative project with jazz drummer Yussef Dayes, and he’s done it all with his integrity intact and curiosity undimmed.

If you think all that sounds like a recipe for commercial obscurity, you’d be dead wrong. If stats are your thing (and numbers don’t lie), you’d probably already know that Misch is a bona fide sensation: 5 million monthly listeners on Spotify. 1 billion streams across his catalogue. Sold out UK/EU and US tours, with 150,000 headline tickets sold globally. “What Kinda Music” also rode a wave of positive critical notices to number 4 in the UK charts on release. Not to mention the Holy Grail – admiration from formative heroes, with none other than Eric Clapton inviting him to play his Crossroads Guitar Festival in Dallas and John Mayer himself leaping up on stage to join Tom for a song.

Like any musician worth his salt, Misch defies any attempt to categorise or pigeonhole him. His preoccupation with the wholly immersive and visceral experience of music as opposed to tired old semiotics makes him gloriously flippant where particulars and details are concerned. When he talks about the shape his upcoming record will take, it’s not in terms of trends, but instead, sonics – he refers to the “warm, soulful sounds” of Al Greene and Aretha Franklin, and about how he can bring that to bear in the studio using analogue equipment, a shift partly inspired by his collaboration with Dayes.

Misch has a miraculous way of passing off the atmosphere and tension around him as all-enveloping, instantly earworming songs and making it seem purely accidental. He zigs when he should zag, turns left when he should veer right, and he absorbs a diverse range of influences and celebrates them fully and without cliché. This is our world through Tom’s eyes; listen on.

Pulsing from the nerve center of Jellowstone Studios in Richmond VA, Butcher Brown takes careful note of the history and legacy of jazz and throws caution to the wind. Their musical vibe blends jazz with hip hop, funk, rap, rock and soul. The group honors each musical genre and, at the same time, challenges traditional musical boundaries. The result is their most exciting collection of tracks to date. Butcher Brown features Tennishu, Morgan Burrs, Corey Fonville, Andrew Randazzo, and DJ Harrison.

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• What Kinda Music
• It Runs Through Me
• Losing My Way
• Water Baby / Crazy Dream
• Lost in Paris
• South of the River
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Tom Misch at MTELUS, Montreal, QC, Canada

• Falling for You
• Never Too Much / What's the Use?
• Better Days

Tom Misch at RBC Echo Beach, Toronto, ON, Canada

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• It Runs Through Me ( 46 )
• Disco Yes ( 45 )

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