Paris Paloma just revealed her plans for a 2025 UK and Ireland tour!
As she announced her musical endeavor on November 25, her string of shows displays a busy year for Paloma as she spent August, releasing her debut album, Cacophony.
She also played at the Reading & Leeds Festival and joined Stevie Nicks as a special guest during her London BST Hyde Park show.
Now, the Labor hitmaker’s own headlining show is set to kick off next year on June 5, in Manchester, proceeding to play her biggest show yet in London at O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire on June 6, and then wrapping up in Dublin on June 8, in promotion of her album.
Before the launch of Cacophony, Paloma spoke to NME, over the success her famous woman-anthem, Labor, brought to her.
“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,” the 25-year-old songstress told the outlet.
“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,” Paris Paloma further mentioned, as she talked about her music’s genre classification.