Sandi Thom Live in Concert Twenty Years After “Punk Rocker” , Sandi Thom Brings Her Live Show to South Africa

Get ready for an exciting series of intimate live performances as Scottish singer-songwriter Sandi Thom brings her powerful live show to South Africa this October.

Twenty years after her breakthrough single “I Wish I Was A Punk Rocker (With Flowers in My Hair)” shot to No.1 in seven countries, Thom has continued to build a wide-ranging and enduring career. With more than 90 million Spotify streams, her music continues to connect with audiences around the world.

From Punk Rocker to Warpaint
“I Wish I Was A Punk Rocker” became an international hit, reaching No.1 in seven countries and establishing Thom as a major international artist.

Since then, she has continued to make music that is eclectic, distinctive and timeless, building a catalogue that continues to connect with listeners around the world.

Her seventh studio album, Warpaint, is set for release this year, with the new music drawing inspiration from the experiences that have shaped her life and songwriting.

Life Away From the Stage
For several years, Thom spent significant time in the Middle East, where she dedicated herself to humanitarian work with street dogs and cats, while also focusing on raising her son.

Now permanently back in Scotland, those experiences have become an important source of inspiration for her latest songs.

With new music on the way and live performances already underway in 2026, Thom is firmly back into her career, with her South African performances forming part of her current live schedule.

A Powerful Live Performer
Charismatic, down-to-earth and energetic, Sandi Thom commands the stage with a powerful voice and a performance that moves effortlessly between raw intensity and vulnerability. Her live shows bring the emotion and honesty of her songwriting to the forefront, making for a captivating and engaging experience.

With each event taking place in a small, intimate setting and very limited seating available, audiences will be close to the performance, creating a more personal and engaging live experience.