Paris Paloma Donates Part of UK & Europe Tour Ticket Sales to Girls’ Rights Charity

Support girls’ rights with Paris Paloma’s tour donations benefiting Plan International UK.

A Heartfelt Gesture from Paris Paloma

If you’ve been following Paris Paloma’s rise in the indie folk scene, you know her music carries a powerful message. Now, she’s taking her passion beyond lyrics and melodies by pledging a meaningful donation from her upcoming UK and European tour. For every ticket sold on this tour, Paloma will donate £1 or €1 to Plan International UK, a charity championing girls’ rights worldwide.

This isn’t just any charity—Plan International UK tackles some of the toughest global challenges, including gender equality, girls’ education, ending child marriage, and fighting period poverty. Paloma’s commitment is a shining example of how artists can use their platform for positive change.

Paris Paloma delivering an unforgettable performance at Reading 2024, captured by Andy Ford.

Backstage with The Cause

Before diving into tour details and the music, it’s essential to spotlight why Plan International UK is such a vital organization. Paris herself shared her thoughts on the partnership:

“This charity is doing immensely important work for girls worldwide, including working to end period poverty, child marriage, and working to keep girls in education. Their objective to work to keep girls everywhere safe and in education is a cause so important to me, and I’m so excited this tour can be a small part of that endeavour.”

Her words resonate deeply—education and safety for girls around the world continue to face threats, and Paloma’s decision to link her tour to this cause brings awareness and tangible support.

Rose Caldwell, CEO of Plan International UK, echoed this enthusiasm:

“We’re incredibly proud to be partnering with Paris Paloma on ‘The Fatal Flaw Tour’. At a time when girls’ rights are under increasing pressure around the world, this support helps us continue our vital work to ensure every girl can learn, lead and decide her own future.”

The Tour That Gives Back

Paloma’s tour kicks off at Birmingham’s O2 Academy on November 11 and will take her through the UK’s vibrant music hubs before crossing over to mainland Europe. Here’s the full lineup of cities and venues where you can catch her live:

November Dates:

• 11 Nov – Birmingham, O2 Academy
• 13 Nov – Bristol, Beacon
• 14 Nov – Cardiff, Great Hall
• 15 Nov – Manchester, O2 Apollo
• 17 Nov – London, O2 Brixton Academy
• 24 Nov – Glasgow, O2 Academy
• 25 Nov – Dublin, The National Stadium
• 27 Nov – Paris, Bataclan
• 29 Nov – Brussels, La Madeleine
• 30 Nov – Utrecht, TivoliVredenburg

December Dates:

• 1 Dec – Amsterdam, Paradiso
• 3 Dec – Munich, Backstage Werk
• 6 Dec – Frankfurt, Zoom
• 8 Dec – Berlin, Astra Kulturhaus
• 10 Dec – Copenhagen, Amager Bio
• 12 Dec – Stockholm, Fryshuset Arenan
• 13 Dec – Oslo, Rockefeller

Tickets are on sale now for those keen to support both great music and a worthy cause.

Building on a Breakout Success

Paris Paloma’s journey has been one of steady growth and heartfelt artistry. Earlier this year, she released her debut album Cacophany, which brought her attention from all corners of the music world, fueled in part by the viral success of her track "London." That song’s raw emotion and feminist themes won her admirers far and wide—including notable figures like Florence Welch and Emma Thompson, who have publicly shown their support.

In fact, Paloma had the opportunity to open for Florence + The Machine during the UK and European legs of the Everybody Scream arena tour this year, a milestone that helped expand her fan base even further.

Reflecting on the impact of "London," Paloma shared:

“It is so powerful to me that people have applied such personal experiences to the track. It’s been this vehicle for women, and people of all sorts of areas, to resonate with the topic.”

Her music doesn’t just entertain; it connects on a deeply personal level.

Summer Festival Appearances

As the year heats up, Paloma is also set to grace some of Europe’s biggest festivals, including Reading & Leeds and Bilbao BBK. These appearances will only add fuel to her growing reputation as a compelling live performer and socially conscious artist.

A Closer Look at 'The Fatal Flaw'

While Paloma’s debut made waves, her eagerly awaited second studio album, The Fatal Flaw, is set to drop on September 4. Fans and new listeners alike are buzzing with anticipation about how this album will further explore themes of identity, social justice, and personal struggle through her hauntingly beautiful voice and thoughtful songwriting.

Join the Movement

Paris Paloma’s decision to donate part of every ticket sale on her tour to Plan International UK is more than a token gesture—it’s a call to action. When you buy a ticket, you’re not just gaining entry to a show; you’re supporting a global movement to empower girls and women everywhere.

Ready to see Paris Paloma live and support girls' rights? Tickets are available now for her UK and European tour dates. Don’t miss this chance to experience music with purpose.

FAQ

• How much of each ticket sale is donated to Plan International UK? Paris Paloma donates £1 or €1 from every ticket sold during her UK and European tour.
• What kind of work does Plan International UK do? The charity focuses on gender equality, girls’ education, ending child marriage, and fighting period poverty globally.
• When does Paris Paloma’s tour start? The tour kicks off on November 11 at Birmingham’s O2 Academy.
• Which cities will Paris Paloma be playing in during her tour? Cities include Birmingham, Bristol, Cardiff, Manchester, London, Glasgow, Dublin, Paris, Brussels, Utrecht, Amsterdam, Munich, Frankfurt, Berlin, Copenhagen, Stockholm, and Oslo.
• Is this donation linked to all tickets or just specific shows? The donation applies to every ticket sold for all UK and European tour dates.

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