Tom Dice

Belgian singer-songwriter and musician

Tom Dice - Belgian singer-songwriter and musician
Born

November 25th, 1989
35 years ago

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

Belgium

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Gained prominence as a singer-songwriter after participating in the Eurovision Song Contest 2010, representing Belgium with the song "Me and My Guitar". Following the contest, released debut album "Teardrops" which showcased original songs and earned critical recognition. Continued to produce music, releasing subsequent albums and singles that resonated with audiences. Appeared in various music festivals and events, contributing to the Belgian music scene.

Represented Belgium in Eurovision 2010

Released debut album 'Teardrops'

Gained popularity with song 'Me and My Guitar'

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