Paolo Nutini Announces Run of Intimate Shows

After a massive seven-year break from touring in England, Scottish pop-rocker Paolo Nutini has announced a run of intimate shows across the border as well in Argyll & Bute.

Nutini will kick off the run with a show at Sheffield’s ill-fated Leadmill venue on 14th May as part of the campaign to retain it in it’s current form. He then moves onto a string of four nights at London’s 350-capacity 100 club before rounding off the tour with two nights at Corran Halls in Oban.

A full eight years since Nutini released his third studio album Caustic Love, which included the UK Gold-certified Iron Sky, there is still no news of any new material from the 35-year-old.

Nutini is set to support Liam Gallagher at one of his massive Knebworth Park shows in June before headlining at Glasgow’s TRNSMT and Portsmouth’s Victorious festivals.

May 2022:

14 – Sheffield, The Leadmill
16 – London, 100 Club
17 – London, 100 Club
19 – London, 100 Club
20 – London, 100 Club
27 – Oban, Corran Halls
28 – Oban, Corran Halls

Tickets go on sale at 9am BST tomorrow (10th May 2022): https://www.ticketmaster.co.uk/paolo-nutini-tickets/artist/1093909

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