Tom Giordano has been performing music publicly since 1990. Initially, he played bass for a country band, then became the guitar half of Hallowell, Maine-based duo, Riverside Drive, a folk/bluegrass style cover band. In 1995, Tom self-released his first CD, “Never Lonely,” then “It’s Not Too Late” in 2002, and “Fifty” in 2006. He has performed live on WABK radio, and has been featured as guest on “At Home,” a cable television production of the Maine Songwriters Association. Most recently, Tom performed an original song on an iTunes worldwide podcast from the acclaimed, acoustic-only, Cool Beanz Coffee House in Stony Brook, New York.

Tom is a matriculated student the University of Maine at Augusta music program, and also taking distance courses from Berklee School of Music. Tom’s work has been featured in Central Maine Newspaper’s music supplements and several tunes heard on local radio stations from Ellsworth to Portland. With a tint of Texas in his playing, and a hint of Harry Chapin and John Stewart in his voice, the folk aficionado will find Tom Giordano sure to tantalize the thinker with honest, introspective, heart-touching stories woven amongst mesmerizing melodies.