Tom Lowe starred in the London West End award winning productions of Les Miserables and Cats in the roles of "Marius" and "The Rum Tum Tugger." He also created the leading role of "Billy”" in the original West End production of Boy George's Taboo.

The British born singer, actor and composer was a member of the teenage boy band NORTH and SOUTH. The band starred in the BAFTA nominated hit BBC TV series No Sweat, for which Tom composed and wrote the lyrics for the soundtrack at the age of eighteen. He makes the record as one of the youngest commercial composers in British musical history.

Besides co-starring in the Hollywood premiere of Back To Bacharch and David, and at the Hollywood Bowl in a major production of Les Mis as "Enjolras", he also opened the current Las Vegas hit, Vegas! The Show, at Planet Hollywood Casino and Resort. His sensational new CD, entitled Back To Mine, is now available on iTunes. It features a collection of Tom's original songs in Mandarin, Portuguese, Spanish, French and English.

He is the first non-American on America Idol, reaching the top tier of contestants. His encounter with Idol and X Factor has proved to be a source for Final Icon, a new Broadway musical he is co-writing with Michael Grace, centered on a fictitious reality show. Tom was honored to be the first non-American to sing "The Star Spangled Banner" at Fenway Park. His rendition of "God Bless America" at Dodger's Stadium reached a televised audience of millions.

A 2005 graduate of Harvard University, Tom majored in East Asian Studies, and speaks fluent Mandarin along with four other languages. His ties to the emergent Chinese market are credited to numerous visits to China, many of them sponsored by the Chinese government. Tom appeared on many TV shows in China, being interviewed in Mandarin by prominent Chinese TV personalities. Tom is the Harvard cultural attaché to the famous Shaolin Temple, responsible for training such top Chinese film celebrities as Jet Li. His fellowship at Harvard enabled him to spend four months traveling the ancient Silk Road through Xinjiang and Gansu provinces in northwest and central China, as an editor for the best selling student travel guide LET’S GO. His esteemed Harvard thesis on Tang Dynasty frontier poetry won him an honors degree and was contributed to the Harvard Yenching Library following Magna Cum Laude recognition. These cultural advantages, coupled with his first hand, viable experience in the world of pop music and Broadway musicals, has afforded him a very unique expertise, for a Westerner, in the commercial Chinese and Asian entertainment scene.

Tom resides in Los Angeles and London.