FOUNDRY TOWN SURVIVORS
ABOUT US
Forged from a lifelong friendship and a healthy disregard for musical boundaries, Foundry Town Survivors is the rock duo of Mark Tomorsky and Tommy Johnsmiller. Mixing the grit of classic rock, the soul of the blues, the honesty of Americana, and a splash of jazz, their music is steeped in storytelling and seasoned by experience. This isn't nostalgia. It isn't revival. It's rock and roll from two guys who were there the first time around. Original Gangsters. Rock music built to last.
WHO WE ARE
MARK TOMORSKY -
Vocals, Guitars, Mandolin, Banjo, Keyboards, Percussion
TOMMY JOHNSMILLER -
Vocals, Bass, Mandolin, Keyboards, Percussion
MUSIC
PHOTOS
VIDEOS
DETAILS
- Lifelong friends
- Based in Ann Arbor, MI
- FTS founded in 2019
- Genre: #Rock #Alternative
- Label: Foundry Town Music
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LET'S TALK
Got a show in mind? A musical collaboration? Something a little outside the box? We're always up for a good idea and a great conversation.
BOOKING & INQUIRIES
Live performances, special events, and the occasional adventure.
RECORDING & LICENSING
Original music, recording projects, and creative collaborations.
GET IN TOUCH
fts@foundrytownsurvivors.com
(310) 350-2763
No middlemen. No corporate maze. Just us.
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MORE THAN MEETS THE EAR
The Foundry Town Survivors aren't just musicians. They aren't just songwriters. In fact, you might be surprised to discover how much of their musical lives has been spent on the other side of the spotlight. These guys have been just as comfortable behind the scenes as they are onstage, working alongside some of the most recognizable names in popular music.
Take Mark Tomorsky, for example. When he's not making music with FTS, you'll find him on the road as stage manager and monitor mixer for original Beach Boy Al Jardine and the Pet Sounds Band, working alongside longtime collaborator Jeff Peters, who handles tour management and front-of-house sound. Mark has also toured as a guitar technician for Timothy B. Schmit of the Eagles and John McFee of the Doobie Brothers. And in a particularly memorable adventure, he worked with legendary songwriter Allee Willis, producing events and recording crowds of Detroiters for her ambitious musical tribute to the Motor City, The D.
It's all part of a lifetime spent making music happen, whether standing in front of the microphone, behind the mixing console, or somewhere in between.