British singer announced Glasgow gig as part of tour
Alessi Rose will perform at the O2 Academy in the Southside on November 30, 2025.
The 22-year-old English singer-songwriter will host a concert in Glasgow as part of her The Voyeur Tour.
She is known for her tunes, including Oh My, Same Mouth, Start All Over, and Eat Me Alive.
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Announcing the singer's show, Gigs in Scotland said: "Just announced - Alessi Rose.
"O2 Academy Glasgow, November 30."
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