Paris Paloma

On 24 November 2026, Paris Paloma plays O2 Academy Glasgow. Rooted in folk and alternative pop, her set moves between slow ballads and discreet electronic tension, with choral harmonies at the core. Originally from Derbyshire and now based in London, she writes narrative songs that draw on myth, art history and contemporary feminist perspectives. Live, the arrangements favor strings, piano and sparse percussion, building patient crescendos and leaving space for clear, precise diction. The Glasgow date follows Cacophony (2024), whose tracks anchor the show alongside earlier releases including Labour (2023). Pieces often open in a whisper and gather voice by layers, shifting from intimate confession to a more collective chant. Melodic lines are doubled by harmonies, sometimes almost liturgical, while darker folk colors and subtle gothic touches shape the imagery. The focus stays on songcraft and voice: stories carried by harmony, dynamics and a careful sense of pacing, tailored for the scale of O2 Academy Glasgow.