Here's Tom doing his thing at the Stephen Talkhouse a few weeks ago.
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Laird Hamilton introduces Tom at Stephen Talkhouse.
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Opening for Donovan Frankenreiter
Here's Tom skating in Asbury Park before his show at The Stone Pony a few weeks ago.
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Tonight Jimmy Buffett joins Tom at The Stephen Talkhouse in Amagansett, NY. It's sold out, but you can listen to the entire show on SiriusXM.
8:00PM - Jimmy Buffett - SiriusXM Margaritaville (Ch. 24)
9:00PM - Tom Curren - SiriusXM The Spectrum (Ch. 28)
On Tuesday night Tom opened for Donavon Frankenreiter at The Stone Pony, and joined Donavon during his set later that night:
In the upcoming film Promised Land, Tom talks about surfing in Israel. Check out the trailer below:
Don't miss Tom's performance this Friday night at Rockwood Music Hall! Early show time so get your tickets here: http://bit.ly/19L2Rnj
Check out his new album "In Plain View" available now on iTunes here: http://bit.ly/WDDn3F
Legendary big-wave rider Pat Curren didn't wait past the toddler stage to put his son Tom on a surfboard. By the time Tom was a teen, his depth of wave-mastery was almost scary. In the perfectly shaped pointbreaks in and around Santa Barbara, young Curren developed a style that would be emulated the world over.
Enter Thomas Roland Curren. In 1982, the unassuming introvert strolled into Duranbah and single-handedly dumped Australia on its head. He quickly became the most popular surfer in the world, a title he would hold for two decades. By the time he showed the first signs of slowing, disco had come full swing, again clogging the airwaves.
On this Presidents Day Weekend we salute two President-worthy American surfers duking it out at “The Queen Of The Coast” during the annual Rincon Classic.
Famously reclusive, Curren’s musical gift has until recently only been recognized amongst a small enclave of musicians. With an album set for release in 2013, Curren is ready to share his music with the world. In October 2012, Curren released a four-song EP called Summerland Road – a glimpse of what is to come. The EP features raw and honest performances: bluesy, gritty, with a folk influence and minimalist approach. Curren’s music goes well beyond the surf market. He explores a variety of musical styles and sound combinations that reflect a truly original point of view.
