Tom Goss is an unapologetically queer singer-songwriter known for expertly crafted songs and storytelling that explore the joys and struggles of modern love. A prolific writer and performer, he has released seven albums, produced dozens of music videos, and played thousands of shows across the U.S., Canada, and Europe, building a devoted and growing fan base. His music is marked by raw honesty, spotlighting themes like marriage equality, the military’s “don’t ask, don’t tell” policy, body positivity (“Bears”), and emotional resilience. Blending power-pop, folk-rock, and Americana, Tom’s songs have been featured on ABC, HBO, and Disney+ resonating across both pop and LGBTQ+ communities.
 
Tom’s visually striking music videos—including Breath and Sound, Son of a Preacher Man, and Amsterdam—have earned praise from The Daily Beast, HuffPost, The Advocate, and NewNowNext, and collectively surpassed 21 million views. Raised in Kenosha, Wisconsin, Tom attended college in Missouri on a wrestling scholarship before a winding path took him from student teaching to a Catholic seminary in Washington, D.C. After a series of #MeToo experiences, he began channeling his voice fully into songwriting and performance, eventually relocating to Los Angeles in 2015. His latest single, Bear Soup, offers a fresh take on queer body positivity and is quickly becoming a summer 2025 anthem, amassing over 16 million TikTok views in its first three weeks.