Tom Faithfull

Tom Faithfull is seen playing a Gibson J-45 in Vintage Sunburst finish in the music video for 'Cherophobe'. This guitar was first seen in late 2022, replacing his Epiphone EJ-200CE as his main acoustic.

In this image from a 2023 live show, Tom Faithfull is seen playing a Danelectro 59X in "Dark Red" finish. This guitar was first seen in 2023 live shows, and was most likely used in the studio for the album sessions prior to this. Faithfull often uses this guitars to play tracks off The Royston Club's 2023 debut album "Shaking Hips and Crashing Cars", such as "Blisters" and "52".

In this image, Tom Faithfull is seen playing a Fender American Original 60s Jazzmaster with Rosewood Fretboard in the finish 3 Colour Sunburst. This has been his main guitar since circa 2020.

Tom Faithfull is seen playing an Epiphone EJ-200CE Acoustic-Electric Guitar in this image from The Royston Club's 2021 live session with Oporto TV. This was Faithfull's main acoustic from 2019 until 2022 when he got his Gibson J-45.

In this live performance from 2020, Tom Faithfull is seen playing an Epiphone Les Paul in Cherry Sunburst. This was his main guitar from early live shows in 2019 until early-mid 2020 when he switched to the Jazzmaster.

In the music video for The Royston Club's 2023 single "Shallow Tragedy", Tom Faithfull is seen playing a Squier Bullet Telecaster. This is the only time this guitar was publicly played by him, and it was given away in June 2023 to a fan.

In this live session, Tom Faithfull is seen using an Ernie Ball strap on his Fender Jazzmaster.

In this live session for OportoTV, Tom Faithfull is seen playing Dunlop Tortex Standard 0.73mm Guitar Picks.

Tom Faithfull, singer and guitarist for the Welsh indie rock band, is confirmed to use the sE Electronics V3 dynamic microphone as his primary choice. This is evidenced by a specific image captured from an Instagram reel posted by "theroystonclub_," where Faithfull is visibly utilizing the sE Electronics V3. This preference for the sE Electronics V3 microphone extends to early 2023 and is also the preferred microphone for bandmates Ben Matthias and Dave Tute, indicating a collective endorsement of this microphone by the band.