Theo Tams

Tams moved to Toronto to work on collaborations for his debut album. Tams toured Canada along with runner-up Mitch MacDonald and third-place finisher Drew Wright in November–December 2008.

Tams released the single "Christmas Dream", a song he cowrote with Luke McMaster, Simon Wilcox and Greg Johnston. The B-side of the single is a cover of "Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)", and all proceeds are being donated to the charity Free the Children.[5] It peaked at No. 69 on the Canadian Hot 100.

Tams also performed with Eva Avila and David Archuleta for Toronto's CHUM FM's annual Christmas Wish Breakfast.

On 17 March 2009, his first single from his album was released, "Lazy Lovers", written by Tams, Hawksley Workman, and Greg Johnston.

His debut album, Give It All Away, was released on 19 May 2009. It features seven songs he co-wrote, which is more than any previous "Idol". Writing collaborators on the album include Simon Wilcox, Hawksley Workman, Sarah Slean, and Damhnait Doyle.[6] A cross-Canada tour is planned for September.[7]

Tams released a charity Christmas single alongside Ali Slaight called "Do You Hear What I Hear." This song went to No. 1 on the Canadian AC Chart.

Tams's next single is "Manhattan Blue." The music video for the song was released 28 May 2010. The video features So You Think You Can Dance Canada second season winner Tara-Jean Popowich and Vincent Desjardins.[8] The video premiered on ET Canada on 17 June 2010.

In April 2010, Theo Tams sought out a new management and business team to handle his career, a move that has already demonstrated a renewed energy and strategic direction for Theo as he moves to the next level and his all important 'sophomore' album that will create a clear distinction between the 'Idol' and the long-term 'career-artist'.

Tams headlined a 15 date cross-Canada tour with special guests StereoGoesStellar, which started 7 August 2010 and met with much critical acclaim as he toured smaller more intimate venues playing in an up close and personal presentation of his songs solo on piano.[9]

Tams explains that his second album, which will be released in 2011 will be a real "artist" album in so far as it will showcase just exactly who he is and what he stands for as a singer-songwriter.[10] It will dig deeper emotionally than his debut album and represent almost a "song diary" that comes from a mixture of his life experiences since "Give It All Away" and from other parts of his life before his Idol experience.[11] One of his new songs focuses on his experience in Afghanistan. Theo has already begun the intense writing process with one of his heroes, who will also be producing the record. It is expected that the project will be formally announced towards the end of January 2011 and the production team named.

On 28 September, his 3rd EP "Call The Doctor" was released under Hidden Pony records. What many critics are calling the "record of his career", Tams clearly has developed his sound and yells intimate stories of the ups and downs of relationships, coming out to his Christian family, and finally being able to let go of a painful previous relationship.

• Give It All Away (2009)
• Back Pocket (2014)
• Call The Doctor (2018)
• Trilogy 1 (2021)

• "Sing" (2008)
• "Christmas Dream" (2008)
• "Lazy Lovers" (2009)
• "Wait for You" (2009)
• "Do You Hear What I Hear?" duet w/ Ali Slaight (2009)
• "Manhattan Blue" (2010)
• "2000 Miles" duet w/ Ali Slaight (2011)
• "When You're Not Around" (2014)
• "Stay" (2014)
• "Back Pocket" (2015)
• "Strangers" (2018)
• ”Weeds” (2018)
• ”Therapy” (2020)
• ”Gasoline” (2021)
• ”Fixable” (2021)
• "Jekyll Hyde Love' (2021)
• ”The Feeling (Hate 2 Love)” (2021)