Paris Paloma

Paris Paloma brings her shadow-leaning folk and alt-pop to The Great Hall, Cardiff on 14 November 2026. Raised in Derbyshire and based in London, she crafts narrative songs that draw on myth, art history and contemporary feminist perspectives. After an early run of singles, she signed with Nettwerk Music Group; in 2023 the track labour found a wide audience online, and in 2024 her album Cacophony set the sonic frame for her current live sets.

On stage, Paloma moves from hushed ballads to slow-burning peaks, building crescendos with crisp, deliberate diction and layered harmonies that verge on choral writing. Strings, piano and restrained percussion anchor her voice, while subtle electronics keep a quiet tension running underneath. The set navigates the darker folk tones threaded through Cacophony alongside earlier material, with lyrics that sketch medieval and gothic imagery without losing a contemporary pulse. Special guests will join, but the focus stays on Paris Paloma’s writing and the vocal architecture that gives her songs their shape at The Great Hall in Cardiff.