Paris Paloma is donating part of every UK and European tour ticket to girls’ rights charity Plan International UK
NME
Last updated: May 26, 2026
Indie folk singer-songwriter Paris Paloma is donating proceeds from her upcoming tour to Plan International UK. The tour supports her new album, 'The Fatal Flaw', and aims to raise awareness and funds for girls' rights.
- Paris Paloma will donate £1 or €1 from every ticket sold on her upcoming UK and European tour to the girls' rights charity Plan International UK.
- The tour, in support of her second studio album 'The Fatal Flaw' releasing on September 4, will run through November and December.
- The funds donated will support Plan International UK's initiatives focused on gender equality, girls' education, ending child marriage, and addressing period poverty.
- Paloma expressed her excitement about the partnership, highlighting the charity's vital work in keeping girls worldwide safe and in education.
- Rose Caldwell, CEO of Plan International UK, acknowledged the partnership as crucial in a time when girls' rights face global pressure.
- The tour commences in Birmingham on November 11, with subsequent dates in various UK cities and across Europe.
- Paloma gained significant attention with her debut album 'Cacophany' and the viral hit 'London', leading to support from notable figures and an opening slot for Florence + The Machine.
- She also has upcoming festival performances at Reading & Leeds and Bilbao BBK this summer.
