Tom Wolfe

About

Australian country singer, bassist, musician, and performer known for being one half of the country-rock duo The Wolfe Brothers who are known for songs such as "The Girl, The Bottle, The Memory," "Ain't Seen It Yet," "No Brakes," "Kids on Cassette," "Beer in a Bar," and "Australian Made," as well as albums including Country Heart, Kids on Cassette, Livin' the Dream, and Australian Made.

Before fame

He originally started a carpentry apprenticeship after finishing school before fully pursuing music with his brother Nick Wolfe. He and The Wolfe Brothers released their self-titled debut EP in 2010. His big break came in 2012 when The Wolfe Brothers placed second on season six of Australia's Got Talent which led to management, a recording contract, and years of touring with Lee Kernaghan.

Trivia

He as part of The Wolfe Brothers became one of Australia's most awarded country-rock acts in 2026 after earning 15 Golden Guitar Awards, four ARIA nominations, five #1 ARIA Country Albums, and 20 #1 singles on the National Country Music Chart. He and The Wolfe Brothers collaborated with The Wiggles on the 2025 song "Dorothy Doll."

Family life

He and his brother Nick grew up on a small berry farm outside Hobart, Tasmania, Australia where several generations of his family grew berries and played music. His father Malcolm helped guide the brothers into music. He married Ally Wolfe, and they have two daughters named Evie and Tilly.

Associated with

He and The Wolfe Brothers competed on Australia's Got Talent in front of judges Dannii Minogue, Brian McFadden, and Kyle Sandilands.