Paris Paloma has announced a UK and Ireland tour for 2025. Find all dates and ticket information below.
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Announced today (November 25), the string of shows follows a busy year for Paloma that saw her release her debut album ‘Cacophony’ in August, play Reading & Leeds Festival and join Stevie Nicks as a special guest at her London BST Hyde Park show.
Now, she’s announced her own headline tour for next summer, set to kick off in Manchester on June 5. From there she’ll head to London to play her biggest headline show to date in the city at O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire on June 6, before wrapping up in Dublin on June 8.
Tickets go on sale on Thursday (November 28) at 9am GMT, and you’ll be able to get yours here. Find a full list of dates and venues below.
Paris Paloma’s 2025 UK and Ireland tour dates are:
JUNE
5 – Albert Hall, Manchester
6 – O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire, London
8 – 3Olympia, Dublin
Paloma rose to prominence last year when her single ‘Labour’ went viral after resonating with audiences on TikTok. Speaking to NME at the time, Paloma said: “It is so powerful to me that people have applied such personal experiences to the track. It’s been this vehicle for women, and people of all sorts of areas, to resonate with the topic.”
Ahead of the release of ‘Cacophony’, she also spoke to NME about following on from the success of ‘Labour’ and crafting a larger body of work. “Genres are funny one. I keep talking to people recently and we’re finding that genres are – they’re not becoming redundant – but it’s becoming more and more difficult to define, with fewer words, what your genre is, and I think that’s a really exciting time to be in,” she told us.
“I don’t feel very pigeonholed, and when I think about my genre, I think about so many words like ‘indie’, ‘folk’, ‘alternative’, ‘singer-songwriter’… I get ‘witch-pop’ sometimes. I’m looking forward to not being so prescribed to any single one thing.”
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