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Live – Paloma Faith at Brighton Centre

April 21, 2024Posted in Gig Gallery, Live Music

Paloma Faith at Brighton Centre, 20th April 2024

Out on the road treating crowds to her latest album The Glorification of Sadness, Paloma Faith is selling out venues across the UK with show-stopping performances. Mike Burnell caught her set at Brighton Centre last night, gallery below.

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© Mike Burnell - iso400.com
© Mike Burnell - iso400.com
© Mike Burnell - iso400.com
© Mike Burnell - iso400.com
© Mike Burnell - iso400.com
© Mike Burnell - iso400.com
© Mike Burnell - iso400.com
© Mike Burnell - iso400.com
© Mike Burnell - iso400.com
© Mike Burnell - iso400.com
© Mike Burnell - iso400.com
© Mike Burnell - iso400.com
© Mike Burnell - iso400.com
© Mike Burnell - iso400.com

 

Photos © Mike Burnell (iso400.com)

Published 21st April 2024

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