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Paris Paloma
Paris Paloma is a British singer-songwriter and guitarist born November 17, 1999, and raised in Ashbourne, Derbyshire. She studied Fine Art and History of Art at Goldsmiths, University of London, graduating in 2022, and began releasing music in 2020 after meeting producer Harry Charlton, self-releasing the EP cemeteries and socials in 2021 before signing with Nettwerk Records in 2022.
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Hungary
- Aug 10 – Aug 16BudapestView details
United States
- Oct 7NashvilleMarathon Music WorksView details
- Oct 14MadisonThe SylveeView details
- Oct 25Washington9:30 CLUBView details
- Oct 26Washington9:30 CLUBView details
United Kingdom
- Nov 11BirminghamO2 Academy BirminghamView details
- Nov 13BristolBristol BeaconView details
- Nov 14CardiffCardiff University Students UnionView details
- Nov 15ManchesterO2 Apollo ManchesterView details
- Nov 17LondonO2 Academy BrixtonView details
- Nov 24GlasgowO2 Academy GlasgowView details
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About Paris Paloma
Her breakthrough came in March 2023 with the single 'Labour,' a song about the unpaid domestic labour historically expected of women, which drew a million Spotify streams within 24 hours and sparked a wider social media conversation, becoming her first charting single in both the UK and the US. Her debut album, Cacophony, followed in August 2024, with further singles including 'Yeti,' 'My Mind (Now),' 'Good Boy' and 'Miyazaki.'
Paloma's songwriting blends indie folk, folk pop and darker, gothic-tinged pop textures, drawing on literature, mythology and fine art alongside musical influences such as Florence and the Machine, Hozier and Ed Sheeran.
A second album, The Fatal Flaw, is set for release in September 2026, continuing the literary and mythological themes that have defined her work since Cacophony.