"I Won't Miss a Thing" is a song by English singer-songwriter Tom Grennan. It was released on 4 July 2025, through Insanity Records under exclusive licence to Sony Music UK, as the fifth single from his fourth studio album Everywhere I Went, Led Me to Where I Didn't Want to Be (2025).
Background and release "I Won't Miss a Thing" was written by Tom Grennan in collaboration with Castle, Mike Needle, Ryan Daly, and members of the band Before You Exit: Connor, Riley, and Toby McDonough. The track was produced by Ryan Daly, along with Connor and Riley McDonough. "I Won't Miss a Thing" appears as the fourteenth track on Everywhere I Went, Led Me to Where I Didn't Want to Be. The song was inspired by Grennan’s grandfather, whose health was in a critical condition at the time.
Upon the song's release, Grennan issued the following statement in the official press release for the single:
Track listing
Digital download and streaming
"I Won't Miss a Thing" – 3:54
Digital download and streaming – Spotify
"I Won't Miss a Thing" – 3:54 "Full Attention" – 3:04 "Boys Don't Cry" – 2:42 "Shadowboxing" – 2:52 "Higher" – 3:21
Personnel Credits adapted from Apple Music.
Tom Grennan — vocals, background vocals, songwriter Connor McDonough — songwriter, producer, recording engineer, vocal recording engineer, all instruments Riley McDonough — songwriter, producer, recording engineer, vocal recording engineer, all instruments Toby McDonough — songwriter, background vocals Mike Needle — songwriter, background vocals Castle — songwriter, background vocals Ryan Daly — songwriter, producer, recording engineer, vocal recording engineer, background vocals, all instruments Dan Grech-Marguerat — mixing engineer, programming Luke Burgoyne — assistant mixing engineer Seb Maletka-Catala — assistant mixing engineer Chris Gehringer — mastering engineer Will Quinnell — assistant mastering engineer Atharva Dhekne — assistant mastering engineer
Release history +Release dates, formats and versions of "I Won't Miss a Thing"RegionDateFormatLabelVarious4 July 2025
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