Tom Bailey

Tom Bailey is a British musician, composer, and producer best known as the lead vocalist and multi-instrumentalist of the iconic 1980s new wave band Thompson Twins. Born on January 18, 1956, in Halifax, West Yorkshire, Bailey's musical journey began in the late 1970s, evolving from experimental post-punk roots into a defining voice of synth-pop and electronic music. Under his creative direction, the Thompson Twins achieved global success with hits like "Hold Me Now," "Doctor!

Doctor!," and "Lay Your Hands on Me," celebrated for their infectious melodies and innovative use of synthesizers. Throughout his career, Bailey has explored diverse musical landscapes, forming Babble in the 1990s to focus on ambient and world sounds, and later embarking on a solo career that blends his classic pop sensibilities with contemporary electronic influences.

Renowned for his versatility and forward-thinking approach, Bailey continues to write, perform, and tour internationally, remaining a vibrant and influential figure in the music industry.