TICKETS are on sale for Paloma Faith's visit to the region next year.
The pop star will take to the stage in Darlington on July 16, 2022, and will be performing at the Darlington Arena.
General sale tickets went on sale today.
She will perform an array of hits including classics such as “Only Love Can Hurt Like This” and “Lullaby” as well as new songs from her fifth studio album “Infinite Things”.
Speaking of the tour, she said: "I've been touring my recent album Infinite Things and it's been so invigorating seeing everyone out on the road around the UK.
"I've loved playing live again and I am beyond excited to announce my Summer 2022 tour.
"I love nothing more than singing for you all and hearing you sing back to me. There’s nothing like it.”
Read more: Paloma Faith tour: How to get presale tickets for Darlington
Paloma released a BBC documentary ‘Paloma Faith: As I Am’ earlier this year which received praise from critics and fans for it’s insight into the pop star's life and frank discussions around motherhood.
Darlington Arena Manager Danny Brown said: “We’re delighted to be working with Liz and her team in 2022 to bring more world class artists to Darlington.
"Following a lot of hard work from our team and club volunteers, the Arena continues to be a venue that promoters and artists want to work with.
"It’s great to be putting on another show at the Arena and we’re already looking forward to welcoming you all back next summer!”
Tickets can be purchased at: www.ticketmaster.co.uk/paloma-faith-darlington-16-07-2022/event/37005B46A9E61BB2
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