Lola Young
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Ivor Novello Rising Star Winner and BRIT Award-nominated South London artist Lola Young announces her UK Headline Tour. Kicking off in Manchester on Monday 6th October, Lola will perform in Birmingham before rounding off her UK leg of shows with a hotly-anticipated homecoming at London’s Brixton Academy on Wednesday 15th October. She will return to North America for headline dates in November. Arriving on 19th September via Island/Day One, Lola’s upcoming third album, I’m Only F**king Myself, encapsulates emotional and musical growth. It’s a bright, touching body of work that often dives into the dark and raw but is counterbalanced by Lola’s uncompromising attitude, unafraid to get candid with exactly how she feels. Co-written and produced with frequent collaborators Manuka and SOLOMONOPHONIC, I’m Only F**king Myself explores themes of self-sabotage, using vices like sex and drugs as a form of escapism, which can quickly turn into nihilism. It features Lola’s new single ‘Not Like That Anymore’ and her previous offering, ‘One Thing’, with the latter accumulating millions of streams and continues to climb the Top 20 UK Singles Chart since its release.
Lola is the recipient of the ‘Rising Star’ accolade at this year’s Ivor Novello Awards, following her ‘Best Pop Act’ nomination at this year’s BRIT Awards. She has since collaborated with Tyler, The Creator (‘Like Him’), and Lil Yachty (‘Charlie’) and continues to make a global impact with her music and compelling personality. Following her incredible first-ever appearance at Coachella, Lola opened for Billie Eilish in Paris during her Hit Me Hard and Soft headline tour and delivered an outstanding debut performance at Glastonbury. Boasting over 1 billion all-time streams globally across her catalogue of releases, Lola Young continues to achieve tremendous success. Her platinum-certified #1 single ‘Messy’ from her acclaimed 2024 album, This Wasn’t Meant For You Anyway, held the top spot in the UK for four consecutive weeks, making Lola one of only two British female artists to reach #1 in the UK Singles Chart within the last year.
