Singer-songwriter Tom Grennan to play Cork's Marquee next July

Platinum-selling English singer-songwriter Tom Grennan will be one of the main attractions for next year’s Live at the Marquee gigs.

He will be playing at the Cork venue on Thursday, July 9.

In August, Grennan celebrated his third consecutive UK No 1 album, Everywhere I Went Led Me To Where I Didn’t Want To Be.

In the last 12 months, he has sold more than 120,000 tickets, including for his recent, fully booked Grennan ’25 arena tour.

Grennan’s albums including his debut, Lighting Matches (2018), along with the UK number-one albums Evering Road (2021) and What Ifs & Maybes (2023).

His hit singles include Found What I’ve Been Looking For, Little Bit of Love, Let’s Go Home Together, with Ella Henderson, and Lionheart (Fearless), with Joel Corry.

He also has collaborated with artists such as KSI, on Not Over Yet, and Calvin Harris, on By Your Side.

Grennan has picked up a number of awards. These include an MTV Europe Music Award: Best UK and Ireland Act (2023), BBC Music Introducing Award: Artist of the Year (2018), and a Brit Billion Award for surpassing 1bn UK streams.

Grennan also hosts a podcast with his friend Roman Kemp on BBC Sounds, called You About?, which provides an honest look in to their friendship and the conversations they usually save for their group chat.

Born in 1995 in Bedford, England, Grennan has an Irish background, with his father originally from Co Offaly.

Tickets for the gig will go on sale through Ticketmaster this Friday, October 31.

Other acts already lined up to play at Live at the Marquee for 2026 include David Gray, K-Pop Forever Tribute, and Two Door Cinema Club.