A popular singer is set to begin her European tour with a Tartan Day performance in Glasgow.
Laura Silverstone, who is based in Scotland, will play an acoustic set at The Clutha Bar on April 6.
The former Spain's Got Talent finalist will then continue her tour across Europe, with dates in London, Germany, Switzerland, France, and the Netherlands.
She will also be recording a new EP in Germany, following the success of her 2024 album, Heartwood, which gained 20,000 streams in its first week.
Laura said: "Scotland is very much my home now, so kicking off the tour with some tartan flair just felt right to me.
"I’ll be carrying that amazing Scottish spirit as I travel right across Europe."
The Basque-born musician will also be making her debut at the HebCelt Festival in the Outer Hebrides this July, alongside Scottish legend Lulu, Skerryvore, Tide Lines, and Nina Nesbitt.
Speaking about her upcoming performances, Laura said: "The love and support I’ve received for my music and live performances has been more than I could have ever imagined.
"It’s really amazing when you realise that people who you’ve never met before have found this amazing connection to your music.
"I can’t wait to get back on stage and share my new songs with them."
"It’s been hard to spend the winter away from performing and focusing on what I want to bring into the world.
"I’ve been working hard and pouring my heart into writing new music and working on some exciting surprises to take my sound to the next level.
"Now, I’m finally ready to share it all with audiences wherever I can.
"I’m also so excited to be recording in Germany and releasing new music later this year."
Laura's career has seen her perform a lap-tap set at Glasgow's famous Celtic Connections.
She was also awarded the tile of ‘best musician’ by the Fringe buskers awards.
Discussing her growing career, Laura said: “I have so many people in my life pouring so much love to me, I feel so lucky. It’s surreal seeing people connect with my songs and support me in such a deep and personal way.
"Their energy and enthusiasm inspire me constantly.
“Performing in Glasgow at Celtic Connections in January was an incredible thrill, especially knowing it was being broadcast live on the radio.
"Being part of such a close-knit and talented musical community was an honour. Glasgow and London will be extra special because fans there just love live music, it's always such an appreciating crowd.
“I’m also beyond excited to tour Europe again and meet new fans and sing my songs with them.
"You never know what will happen when you take a leap, but if you dare to try, you just might find out, which is what this tour is all about.”
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