Tom Sandoval Plays ‘Vanderpump Rules’ Theme Song On The Trumpet Ahead Of Explosive Season 8 Reunion Finale

Tom Sandoval took to Instagram to give his fans a peek at how he got ready for the Vanderpump Rules reunion — and it involved his trusty trumpet.

Days after four of his cast mates were fired from the Bravo reality show, the TomTom partner broke his Vanderpump Rules-related social media silence to promote the third and final part of the Season 8 reunion.

In a short clip posted to his page, Sandoval stood in his newly decorated Valley Village home ahead of the show’s virtual Season 8 reunion taping. The reality star wore a black shirt with a gray suit jacket and salmon-colored pants. He had on dark sunglasses as he posed with his trumpet in hand.

‘This is how I’m getting ready for the reunion,” Sandoval told his 936,000 followers.

The model and businessman then played the opening bars of Dena Deadly’s “Raise Your Glass,” the club-ready anthem that has served as the theme song for Vanderpump Rules since the show’s debut in 2013.

After he played a few notes of the recognizable song, he walked over to the camera to sign off.

“That’s it?” his girlfriend, Ariana Madix, could be heard asking him.

In comments to the post, Vanderpump Rules fans reacted to Sandoval’s reunion style and musical interlude as they dubbed him the “number one guy” in the group amid the recent cast shakeup that now has his former best friend, Jax Taylor, in the hot seat.

“Sandoval is looking good,” one fan wrote.

“This is why you’re the #1 guy in the group! Keep doin you boo!” added another.

“You’re always styling and looking so cool especially when you play your trumpet [Tom Sandoval],” a third user remarked.

“Trumpet solo king,” quipped a fourth admirer.

This is not the first time Vanderpump Rules fans have seen Sandoval playing his trumpet. In a 2018 episode of the Bravo hit, the SUR bartender-turned-bar-owner showed off his musical skills during a recording session with Lala Kent and James Kennedy, per Billboard.

Unfortunately, Sandoval’s amateurish trumpet solo was not the sound the two were looking for.

“Sandoval’s trumpet playing reminds me of being in a pack of baby dolphins just learning to communicate for the first time,” Kent later said in a confessional.

While he didn’t rule in the recording studio, Sandoval and Madix ruled the explosive Vanderpump Rules reunion. At one point, the two effectively shut down Taylor as he began his annual “work in progress” spiel. On social media, fans praised the couple for getting real with the Vandeprump Rules veteran.