News: Paloma Faith Comes to the South Coast in 2018

PALOMA FAITH ALSO ANNOUNCES 2018 UK ARENA TOUR

Paloma Faith is not only back with a new album out this November but has announced a massive arena tour in 2018 that she’s her coming to the south coast. Specifically the Bournemouth International Centre on the 11th March and the Brighton Centre on the 12th March.

She is one of only two British female artists this decade to have their last three albums go double platinum in the UK. Her new album, The Architect, is her first in more than three years and since giving birth to her first child – features an array of acclaimed co-writers, producers and collaborators including: Sia, John Legend, Jesse Shatkin, TMS, Starsmith, Tobias Jesso Jr., Eg White, Rag’n’Bone Man, actor Samuel L. Jackson and journalist and activist Owen Jones.

Paloma won the BRIT Award for British Female Solo Artist in 2015 following the phenomenal success of her last record, 2014’s ‘A Perfect Contradiction’, explores both personal and political themes on the album.

‘The Architect’ follows the huge success of Paloma’s last album, ‘A Perfect Contradiction’, which spent 29 weeks in the Top 10 Albums Chart, 66 weeks in the Top 40, and 100 weeks in the Top 200. The epic lead single from the record, ‘Only Love Can Hurt Like This’, is Paloma’s biggest-selling to date, with over half a million copies sold and 55 million streams on Spotify.

Paloma said: “‘The Architect’ is a social observation record. I was adamant that I wouldn’t write about love. I wanted to look outside of myself. I’m coming at politics from the perspective of the common man or woman, observing why people are suffering. Each song on the record is about a different pocket of the socio-political world that I’ve been delving into.”

You can pick up tickets for the Brighton show here, alternatively, you can catch her in Bournemouth by visiting www.songkick.com.