A pop 'sensation' will be heading to Glasgow on her UK tour this year.
Lyra, best known for hit tunes like Falling, is set to play King Tut's Wah Wah Hut in the city centre on Sunday, May 5.
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The announcement comes after the release of the Irish pop star's newest single, Chess.
Speaking about the track, LYRA said: “My dad taught me how to play chess when I was younger.
"It was a massive mind game and when I grew up it reminded me about a lot of obstacles I had to get through in order to find out who I am, I was constantly being asked 'what box do you fit in' and I really struggled with that.
"We are not built for boxes and life isn’t about ticking off lists. The day I said 'enough is enough, I’m not your pawn anymore' is the day I created Chess."
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Tickets for the upcoming Glasgow gig are now on sale.
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