Paris Paloma

On 13 November 2026 at Bristol Beacon in Bristol, Paris Paloma brings her blend of intimate folk and alternative pop to the stage. Rooted in narrative songwriting, her set threads myths, art history and contemporary feminist angles through lyrics delivered with crisp diction and close harmonies. Slow-building crescendos, discreet electronics and quasi-liturgical choral textures shape arrangements where strings, piano and pared-back percussion do the heavy lifting. The breakout single labour (2023) marked a turn toward darker folk-pop shaded by medieval and gothic imagery, a direction consolidated on the 2024 album Cacophony. Live, she shifts between whisper and swell, letting layered vocals carry the drama while the band keeps a restrained pulse. Originating from Derbyshire and based in London, Paris Paloma has honed this palette since the early 2020s; in Bristol, she draws from early singles and Cacophony alike, with a set built as much around words and atmosphere as around dynamic release.