With over 20 years of experience as a DJ across Bournemouth and Southampton, Tom has built a strong reputation for his energy, versatility, and love of entertaining.

His radio journey began in 2016 when he joined Hospital Radio Bedside, a local station dedicated to bringing music and conversation to patients. Tom quickly discovered a passion for being on air and, within his very first year, was recognised nationally with a prestigious radio award. Sadly, the station has since closed, but the experience laid the foundation for his continued success in broadcasting.

In January 2024, Tom became part of Hot Radio, where he has presented a wide range of shows, connecting with listeners through his warm personality and extensive musical knowledge. Whether behind the decks or behind the microphone, Tom’s enthusiasm for music and entertainment always shines through.

Beyond radio, Tom is a true all-round entertainer. He regularly hosts quiz nights, karaoke evenings, bingo events, and performs as a singer. He’s equally at home performing live at festivals, parties, and private functions. His ability to engage and uplift an audience makes him a popular choice for all kinds of occasions.

When he’s not on air or working an event, Tom enjoys spending time outdoors, exploring new activities, and making the most of well-earned getaways with his wife, Em.

 

Decades of DJing, a love for live music, and a soft spot for stormy seafronts — here are Tom’s quickfire picks:

First album you bought?

👉 Queen – Greatest Hits

Best gig you’ve ever been to?

👉 Queen & Adam Lambert

Favourite artist of all time?

👉 Guess… Queen!

Song you can’t resist singing along to?

👉 Disturbed – Sound of Silence

Favourite place in BCP?

👉 Mudeford Quay on a stormy day, watching the waves crash over the car park while sat in the car with a nice coffee.

 

A special shot of Tom with his mum, dad, and wife out on the water on a summer’s evening in Christchurch. These days he doesn’t get much time to enjoy moments like this — he’s usually busy entertaining, which makes it all the more meaningful.