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Paolo Nutini is a Scottish pop and soul singer-songwriter from Paisley. He is best known for tracks such as Last Request, Jenny Don't Be Hasty and New Shoes.

Starting his music career in 2006, he released his debut album, ‘These Streets’, which hit #3 in the UK Albums Chart. His second album, ‘Sunny Side Up’, came out in 2009, and was an even greater commercial success, reaching the top spot in the chart, as did his third album, ‘Caustic Love’, which was released in 2014.

He has headlined his own shows and tours across the UK, Europe, Australia and New Zealand, including a massive gig in Dublin's Marlay Park in July, as well as a primetime slot at Isle of Wight Festival, Eden Sessions and Glasgow's Summer Sessions shows, and a date for the In the City Series in Manchester and summer shows at Leeds' Millennium Square and Swansea's Singleton Park too.

Paolo Nutini has announced a homecoming charity show at Glasgow’s Paisley Abbey in October to back the town’s UK City of Culture 2021. Tickets via ballot. Catch him live by checking out the tour dates and concert ticket information below on Stereoboard.

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Posted 1612 days ago By JEANIEMAC

Bent over when he sings.

Dublin Olympia on March 22 2014

Even though my marriage had broken up on November 24th 2009, I like Paulo's music so much, I went ahead with the rest of our family (three beautiful daughters) to the gig in Belfast December 2009. We had first heard Paulo sing that amazing song Candy, on Jools Holland (where else?). He looks so foreign, yet when he spoke, out came a strong Glaswegian accent!! I did a 1,000 mile tour of Scotland after the split, and had a ticket for Dunfermline, the following summer, but alas, as there was a support group, I could not wait, knowing I would never find my way back to my lodgings in the dark.