Seaforth

Seaforth was originally an Australian country-pop duo comprised of childhood friends Tom Jordan and Mitch Thompson. In 2024, the group experienced a shift when Tom Jordan decided to part ways with Seaforth to pursue solo ventures. Despite his departure, Mitch Thompson has continued to carry the Seaforth name, honoring their shared legacy while exploring new creative directions. As a solo act, Mitch remains committed to delivering the authentic and relatable music that fans have come to love, ensuring that Seaforth’s journey is far from over.

Seaforth was named after Jordan and Thompson's hometown of Seaforth in Sydney. The duo became known for their smooth harmonies, heartfelt lyrics, and catchy melodies that blend country and pop influences. Their breakout single, "Love That," introduced their signature feel-good sound, quickly earning them a devoted fanbase in both Australia and Nashville.

Their subsequent releases, including the gold-certified single "Anything She Says" (featuring Mitchell Tenpenny) and the viral hit "Breakups," solidified their place in the country scene. Their music, combined with magnetic live performances, has led to sold-out shows and festival appearances across the US, UK, and Australia. With over 500 million streams, Seaforth has cultivated a passionate fanbase that continues to resonate with their signature blend of relatable storytelling and irresistible melodies.