Fans 'screaming' as American singer announces Glasgow show amid first ever UK tour
Fans are 'screaming' after an American singer announced she will be embarking on her first UK tour - which includes a stop in Glasgow.
Julia Wolf, who has nearly three million monthly listeners on Spotify, is best known for tunes like In My Room and Iris, which features Machine Gun Kelly (MGK).
The star, who hails from Queens, New York, released her first album back in 2021 and released her Sophomore album, Pressure, in 2025.
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The upcoming Glasgow show will take place at the Cathouse nightclub in the city centre on Friday, December 5.
Announcing the news on Instagram, the singer wrote: "My first ever EU/UK headline tour!"
Those planning on attending the Glasgow date were buzzing.
One person said: "Yay amazing, see you in Glasgow."
Another said: "Glasgow! I'm screaming."
A third added: "See you in Glasgow."
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Tickets for the Glasgow show will go on sale on May 30 at 10am.
Pre-sale will be available from 10am on May 29.
To purchase tickets, visit www.gigsinscotland.com/artist/julia-wolf
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