Atomic Tom

IVE BEEN TO THREE SHOWS; TWO @ MAXWELLS IN HOBOKEN, NJ...AND ALSO ATTENDED THERE SHOW IN NYC @ THE MERCURY ROOM. THESE FELLAS HAVE INCREDIBLE ENERGY EVERY TIME AND ARE SO GOOD WITH THE FANS DURING AND AFTER THE SHOW! I WISH THEM ALL THE SUCCESS IN THE WORLD! PS: THERE COVERS OF "EVERYBODY WANT TO RULE THE WORLD" AND "DONT YOU WANT ME (BABY)" ARE SO MUCH FUN! THE CROWD GOES NUTS!

Really enjoyed it. Music was spot on, location was good cause the "sold out" situation wasn't overcrowded. Opening acts went from 630-9pm; actual concert started 9pm. Would go again!

It was simply fantastic and I am truly at a loss of words for how much I enjoyed it!

Perfect venue for this band before you will see them in arenas or stadiums. No doubt, they have the killer instinct to make it BIG. There showmanship is top-notch. They played the entire Moment album and even a cover of Tears For Fears! They were kind enough to meet any fans before or after the show. A great group of down-to-earth guys who know they will be BIG soon, but don't act that way. GO SEE THEM LIVE!

Atomic Tom did not let me down. They sounded just like the record and the energy level was through the roof. The venue was super tiny, but the crowd wasn't crazy, so it didn't make it uncomfortable. The opening band, The Dance Party, was spectacular as well. I would definitely see them again.

This was a sold out show at the Mercury Lounge and it was fantastic. First time I saw the band live. They were great. Performed most of the songs off the new cd "The Moment." Also performed "Everybody Wants to Rule the World" by Tears for Fears.

Amazing show. These guys are slated to be HUGE! Excellent performance. Songs to sing along with. I'll be back for every NY show they have. My prediction, these guys are going to be huge in a year. Atomic Tom, I'm a fan.

I never get tired of seeing Atomic Tom leave it all out on stage. They bring that perfect blend of high energy fun, heart-gripping passion and just the right amount of grit. They perform each song with a laid bare quality, an openness that makes them easy to connect to - thanks in large part to the vocals of Luke White, whose soaring range and touch of melancholy put him solidly in the ranks of the pantheon of unique rock and roll voices. Letting their next concert pass you by would be a mistake.