Tour by Paloma Faith | |
Associated album | Do You Want the Truth or Something Beautiful? |
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Start date | 16 July 2009 |
End date | 10 December 2010 |
No. of shows | 68 |
Paloma Faith concert chronology |
Paloma Faith undertook her first major tour in 2010. The United Kingdom leg of the tour was confirmed on 4 November 2009, when Faith announced that she would visit the United Kingdom and Ireland starting on 17 March 2010. [1] The tour featured songs from Faith's album, Do You Want the Truth or Something Beautiful? . In April 2010, Faith extended her tour for throughout October and November, where she visited a number of different venues.
Encore
Source: [2]
Below is a full list of tour dates. [3] [4] [5] [6]
Date | City | Country | Venue | |
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Europe | ||||
16 July 2009 | Suffolk | United Kingdom | Latitude Festival | |
19 July 2009 | Weston-super-Mare | T4 on the Beach | ||
1 August 2009 | Standon | Standon Calling Festival | ||
11 September 2009 | Isle of Wight | Bestival | ||
14 September 2009 | Glasgow | King Tut's Wah Wah Hut | ||
15 September 2009 | Manchester | Ruby Lounge | ||
17 September 2009 | London | Scala | ||
24 October 2009 | Kentish Town Forum | |||
2 November 2009 | Sydney | Australia | The Oxford Art Factory | |
16 November 2009 | Southsea | United Kingdom | Wedgewood Rooms | |
17 November 2009 | Liverpool | O2 Academy Liverpool | ||
18 November 2009 | London | Union Chapel | ||
19 November 2009 | Liverpool | O2 Academy Liverpool | ||
22 November 2009 | Southsea | Wedgewood Rooms | ||
23 November 2009 | London | KOKO | ||
28 November 2009 | Berlin | Germany | Postbahnhof am Ostbahnhof | |
29 November 2009 | Hamburg | Grünspan | ||
2 December 2009 | Paris | France | Nouveau Casino | |
3 December 2009 | Birmingham | United Kingdom | O2 Academy Birmingham | |
11 February 2010 | London | Jazz Cafe | ||
26 February 2010 | Warsaw | Poland | Palladium | |
5 March 2010 | Zürich | Switzerland | Masott | |
7 March 2010 | Cologne | Germany | Luxor Club | |
8 March 2010 | Hamburg | Gruenspan Club | ||
9 March 2010 | Berlin | Postbahnhof Club | ||
10 March 2010 | Munich | 59:1 Club | ||
12 March 2010 | Amsterdam | The Netherlands | Paradiso | |
14 March 2010 | London | United Kingdom | KOKO | |
16 March 2010 | Dublin | Ireland | Vicar Street | |
17 March 2010 | Glasgow | United Kingdom | O2 Academy Glasgow | |
19 March 2010 | Manchester | Manchester Academy | ||
20 March 2010 | Leeds | O2 Academy Leeds | ||
21 March 2010 | Newcastle | O2 Academy Newcastle | ||
23 March 2010 | Cambridge | Cambridge Corn Exchange [7] | ||
24 March 2010 | Birmingham | O2 Academy Birmingham | ||
25 March 2010 | Southampton | Guildhall | ||
26 March 2010 | Bristol | O2 Academy Bristol | ||
28 March 2010 | Oxford | O2 Academy Oxford | ||
29 March 2010 | London | O2 Shepherd's Bush Empire | ||
30 March 2010 | ||||
31 March 2010 | ||||
28 April 2010 | Cheltenham | Cheltenham Town Hall | ||
3 May 2010 | ||||
19 May 2010 | Liverpool | Philharmonic Hall | ||
20 May 2010 | Sheffield | O2 Academy Sheffield | ||
11 June 2010 | Newport | Isle of Wight Festival | ||
15 June 2010 | Stockholm | Sweden | Love 2010 Festival at Skeppsbron | |
18 June 2010 | Seinajoki | Finland | Tornavansaari | |
23 June 2010 | Pilton | United Kingdom | Glastonbury Festival | |
7 July 2010 | London | iTunes Festival | ||
9 July 2010 | Kinross | T in the Park | ||
15 July 2010 | Dublin | Ireland | Iveagh Gardens | |
16 July 2010 | London | United Kingdom | Lovebox at Victoria Park | |
17 July 2010 | ||||
18 July 2010 | ||||
23 July 2010 | Lucerne | Switzerland | Blue Balls Festival | |
8 August 2010 | Herefordshire | United Kingdom | Eastnor Castle Deer Park | |
21 August 2010 | Chelmsford | V Festival | ||
22 August 2010 | Weston-under-Lizard | |||
30 October 2010 | Newcastle | Newcastle City Hall | ||
31 October 2010 | Manchester | Manchester Apollo | ||
1 November 2010 | Wolverhampton | Wolverhampton Civic Hall | ||
2 November 2010 | Edinburgh | Edinburgh Corn Exchange | ||
4 November 2010 | Plymouth | Plymouth Pavilions | ||
5 November 2010 | Leicester | De Montfort Hall | ||
7 November 2010 | Portsmouth | Portsmouth Guildhall | ||
8 November 2010 | London | Hammersmith Apollo | ||
17 November 2010 | Royal Albert Hall | |||
1 December 2010 | HMV Forum | |||
10 December 2010 | The Barbican Centre |
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