Following her Grammys triumph, Lola Young has announced her live comeback with a special one-off performance.
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The show will take place at the 2,200-capacity London Palladium on March 4 and mark her first full live performance in several months. In September, Young collapsed on stage at New York’s All Things Go festival and subsequently cancelled all upcoming shows.
In a statement on her return, Young said, “I’m going to be playing my first headline show in a while. Performing live is everything to me and asking you, my fans to show up for me after cancelling my tour is something I don’t take for granted.”
She added, “I am planning a small intimate show in London on March 4th at The London Palladium. I’m aware that with this being a one-off show that I can’t accommodate tickets for everyone who bought them previously. I can only hope that in time when I’m able to play bigger shows that you’ll still be willing. If you’re interested please sign up on the link in my bio to enter. Thank you all so much for believing in me, and giving me this time and space. Love you all. Lola X”
Fans wishing to attend the event can sign up for access here, with tickets going on sale on Feb. 11 at 10 a.m. GMT.
Young was among the British artists to scoop major wins at the 2026 Grammys, with the 25-year-old winning the best pop solo performance prize for “Messy,” seeing off competition from Lady Gaga and Sabrina Carpenter.
She also performed live on the broadcast with a stripped-back version of the winning song during a medley of best new artist nominees. Following last year’s onstage collapse, Young said that she was taking time off to recover. “I’m going away for a while,” she wrote. “It pains me to say I have to cancel everything for the foreseeable future.
She added, “Thank you for all the love and support. “I’m so sorry to let anyone down who has bought a ticket to see me, it hurts me more than you know.”
Young will compete for five BRIT Awards at the Feb. 28 ceremony in Manchester, including in artist of the year and song of the year (“Messy”) categories.
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