Tom Davis is an international recording artist, award-winning songwriter, longtime radio/tv news personality and now movie actor whose career is defined by authentic storytelling through music, film, and broadcasting.
After stepping away from performing for nearly four decades to raise his family, Davis returned to music and quickly established himself as a recognized Americana artist. Within a year, he became a recording artist, joined the 66 Kix Tour, earned seven International Red Carpet Music Award nominations, and won Best Male Original Americana Song for his single “Long Distance.” In 2024, he received ten additional nominations, while his trio, The SOBs, earned three nominations in 2025.
Davis writes, records, and performs as a solo artist and with The SOBs and acoustic duo Two Guys with Guitars. His music blends Americana, classic country, folk, classic rock, and a touch of beach music and country gospel.
His performances have taken him to notable Oklahoma venues and events, including The Church Studio in Tulsa, Reba McEntire’s Reba’s Place in Atoka, the historic Coleman Theatre in Miami, the historic Constantine Theater in Pawhuska, and the Stillwater Strong Wildfire Relief Concert, where he joined 39 other Oklahoma artists on a lineup headlined by the Red Dirt Rangers.
Davis has also expanded his storytelling to the screen. He appeared in the feature film The Last Rodeo, directed by Jon Avnet, alongside Neal McDonough, Mykelti Williamson, and Christopher McDonald. He also portrays Marshal Festus in the upcoming faith-based Western The Last Shot, directed and produced by Chuck Peters.
In broadcasting, Davis has a 51-year career spanning radio and television, including appearances on FOX News and CNN. He currently serves as a news personality for KWON Radio in Bartlesville, Oklahoma, where he covers local news and community events. In 2026, he received an Oklahoma Association of Broadcasters award for Best Feature Story.
Whether on stage, behind a microphone, or in front of a camera, Tom Davis remains committed to telling stories that reflect hope, perseverance, faith, and the resilience of the human spirit.