Tom was originally booked to play once at Camp Bestival; but he ended up playing all three nights of the festival. Despite playing all three nights it didn't stop Tom enjoying the many different acts performing till the early hours of the morning. If you didn't see Tom perform at Camp Bestival then have a watch of his highlights at the Festival:

What a fantastic day we all had at Cambridge's 'Race For Life' yesterday. Days like that shows the world that one day we WILL beat Cancer, so a HUGE well done to everyone who was running, sponsoring, and just being there to support the event. As the Heart Radio Presenters 'Kev and Ros' introduced me onto the stage I got a chance to see the great sea of pink infront of me. Despite the awful technical difficulties at the start, everyone had beaming smiles by the end of my set a

On Friday I opened the festival 'Cambridge's Big Weekend' as I won the Cambridge Buskers Festival in June. Backstage I had a chance to relax and talk with the guys from Heart Radio and the sound engineers for the event. As time passed the field was filling up with more and more people, which to be honest made me more excited than nervous. I was introduced on stage by Kev and Ros from Heart. The set itself was brilliant. It's a great feeling - getting people up and dancing whe

After playing Silverstone last year, I knew this year was going to be good, and I was not wrong. As the only act performing on the Friday, there is a certain pressure that you get when there are no other acts on the night. My first set, as always, was very relaxed and drew people into the huge tent. After having a short break I got things going with some Beatles. At that point it was dark so the lighting supplied was showcase in all its glory, and it was amazing. This made me