Paris Paloma

Paris Paloma brings her intimate folk–alt-pop world to O2 Academy Brixton on 17 November 2026. Raised in Derbyshire and now London-based, she writes narrative songs that draw on myth, art history and contemporary feminist perspectives. On stage, she works with slow-burn crescendos, precise diction and layered harmonies that verge on the choral, supported by strings, piano and discreet percussion.

The set leans on Cacophony, her 2024 album, while folding in earlier singles that found momentum online. “labour” sits alongside newer pieces shaped by medieval and gothic imagery, moving from hushed confession to close-knit vocal swells. The dynamic is patient and deliberate: verses that simmer, arrangements that thicken, voices that gather. Storytelling leads the way, with melodies and harmonies carrying the weight of the emotion more than volume or spectacle. In Brixton, her songs expand across the room with measured intensity, keeping the focus on text, timbre and the architecture of her writing.