Talented British singer announced exciting Glasgow gig
The star will host her gig at the Southside venue on Sunday, October 12.
The 24-year-old, from England, began her music career in 2020. She has since gone on to make several hit tunes, including Good Without, House On Fire, Red Flags, and Love Language.
She also boasts an impressive 2.7million monthly listeners on the music streaming app, Spotify.
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Tickets for the concert will go on sale from Friday, June 20 at 9am. However, fans will be able to grab presale tickets for the gig from 9am on Thursday, June 19.
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