See: http://tomross.com

Tom Ross began as frontman for The Diplomats in the southwest United States. He later toured Northern Europe as lead vocalist for Germany's InVogue—an opening act for Spandau Ballet.

His first solo album 'Thirst' debuted in 1998 and featured the song "ABQ3" which was later named by the City of Albuquerque as the "Official Song of the Tricentennial". He's also a winner of Sir Bob Geldof's "Bloom Or Gloom" Song Contest [2008].

To date, Tom Ross has put out six concept albums; "Thirst", "Sound Vessel", "Noise of Thy Viols", "Medicine Show", "Rebel Monks" and "Labs of Eden". He has also produced "Blue Fire Box"—a binaurally-enhanced collection of consciousness-based playlists of his music and "Appliance"—a series of vertical condition-based playlists.

Tom Ross now lives in Black Forest, Colorado. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.