Paris Paloma

Paris Paloma plays the O2 Academy Glasgow on Tuesday 24 November, as part of her biggest headline tour to date. It's a run that takes her to Birmingham, Cardiff, Manchester and London, with Glasgow one of the stops.

The show is built around her second studio album, The Fatal Flaw, which came out on 4 September 2026. It follows her 2024 debut, Cacophony, so the set will draw from both records. If you've only come to her through the singles, it's a good chance to hear how the newer material sits alongside the older stuff.

Paloma is a British singer and songwriter who rose to international prominence in 2023 with 'Labour', the feminist anthem that went viral for its look at unpaid domestic and emotional work. She's been described as one of the most vital feminist voices in music, and that's a good place to start with her. A Fine Art graduate from Goldsmiths, University of London, she pulls from mythology, gothic literature and the Pre-Raphaelite aesthetic, blending dark folk-pop with incisive lyricism. It's music that doesn't shy away from the heavy stuff, and it's a good idea to have that in mind before you go.

She's spent the last while on larger stages, supporting Stevie Nicks and Florence + The Machine on arena tours across the UK and Europe, so this headline run is a bit of a shift back to her own bill. There's also a charitable side to the night: £1 from every ticket sold is donated to PIUK, a registered charity.

Doors open at 19:00, and the curfew is 23:00, so you've got plenty of time to get in and settle before she takes the stage. The O2 Academy Glasgow is at 121 Eglinton Street, Glasgow South Side, G5 9NT.