Paris Paloma to donate £1 from each tour ticket to girls' equity charity Plan International UK
Paris Paloma has announced a partnership with girls’ rights charity Plan International UK, pledging £1 or €1 from every ticket sold for her upcoming headline tour to be donated to the organisation.
The Fatal Flaw Tour, which goes on sale today, marks the British singer-songwriter’s biggest run of shows to date.
Speaking about the collaboration, Paloma said: “I am delighted to be donating £1/€1 from every ticket sale of my tour to Plan International UK. This charity is doing immensely important work for girls worldwide, including working to end period poverty, child marriage, and working to keep girls in education. Their objective to work to keep girls everywhere safe and in education is a cause so important to me, and I’m so excited this tour can be a small part of that endeavour.”
Rose Caldwell, CEO of Plan International UK, added: “We’re incredibly proud to be partnering with Paris Paloma on The Fatal Flaw Tour. At a time when girls’ rights are under increasing pressure around the world, this support helps us continue our vital work to ensure every girl can learn, lead and decide her own future.”
Paloma previously supported the charity by contributing a hand-drawn poster titled “Misogyny Won’t Win” to Plan International UK’s 2025 International Day of the Girl campaign, alongside figures including Skunk Anansie’s Skin, Joanne Froggatt, Mel B, and Sarina Wiegman.
The Fatal Flaw Tour will visit the UK and Europe from November to December 2026, including dates at London’s O2 Brixton Academy (17 November), Manchester’s O2 Apollo (15 November) and venues in Paris, Brussels, Amsterdam, Berlin and Oslo among others.
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