Biography
Tom Davis is an international recording artist, award-winning songwriter, actor, and longtime radio news personality whose career is built on authentic storytelling through music, film, and broadcasting.
Although music has always been part of his life, Davis stepped away from performing for nearly four decades to focus on raising his family. When he returned to the stage, his career accelerated rapidly. Within a year, he became a recording artist, joined the prestigious 66 Kix Tour, earned seven nominations from the International Red Carpet Music Awards, and captured the award for Best Male Original Americana Song with his single "Long Distance."
Today, Davis writes, records, and performs as a solo artist while also appearing with the award-winning trio The SOBs and the acoustic duo Two Guys with Guitars. His original music blends Americana, classic country, folk, and classic rock influences, earning him an international audience while remaining firmly rooted in live performances across the United States.
His accomplishments continue to grow. In 2024, Davis received ten International Red Carpet Music Award nominations. In 2025, The Suns of Beaches earned three additional nominations, further establishing the trio as an emerging force in Americana and country music. In 2026, Davis received a prestigious Josie Music Award nomination for Album of the Year for his acclaimed release SIXTY-SIX.
Beyond music, Davis has expanded into acting, bringing the same sincerity and storytelling skills to the screen. He appeared in the feature film The Last Rodeo, directed by Jon Avnet, alongside Neal McDonough, Mykelti Williamson, and Christopher McDonald, portraying a retired rodeo cowboy.
Building on that success, Davis landed one of his most significant acting roles as Marshal Festus in the upcoming faith-based Western feature The Last Shot. Selected by writer, director, and producer Chuck Peters after a competitive audition process, Davis was praised for the heart, professionalism, and authenticity he brought to the character. The film tells a powerful story of faith, redemption, and second chances inspired by Peters' own remarkable true-life experience.
In addition to his entertainment career, Davis serves as a respected news personality for KWON Radio in Bartlesville, Oklahoma, where he has become a trusted voice covering local news and community events. IN 2026, Tom earned an award for Best Feature Story from the Oklahoma Association of Broadcasters. Tom has a 51-year broadcasting history that spans local radio and TV to appearances on FOX News and CNN.
Whether performing on stage, delivering the news, or portraying memorable characters on screen, Tom Davis is driven by one purpose: telling meaningful stories that inspire hope, perseverance, faith, and the resilience of the human spirit. His unique journey—from stepping away from music to raise a family to earning international recognition as both a recording artist and actor—continues to resonate with audiences wherever his work is heard or seen.
