A major artist has just announced a UK tour with a Glasgow date.
Kim Petras, known for hits Unholy and Heart to Break, will be playing at the O2 Academy in the city on February 15, 2024.
The show is part of Petras' European Feed The Beast tour, where the star will be visiting the likes of London, Manchester and Birmingham.Talking about the upcoming shows, Petras said:"The UK and the rest of Europe hold a very special place in my heart. "I know it has been a few years since my last tour – I’ve missed you. I’m so excited to bring you my biggest show yet.Two Doors Down series 7: Everything we know so far
Various pre-sales will be available ahead of the general on-sale which will go live on Monday, June 26, from 10am. Fans can gain priority access to the tour dates by pre-ordering Feed The Beast in any format from Kim Petras’ store by Thursday at 4pm.
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