LEGENDARY Scottish artist Paolo Nutini is performing his only Scottish gig for 2023 this week. Are there still tickets?
Paolo Nutini will be supported by popular Irish rock band Inhaler and indie outfit The Big Moon with both set to open for the Scottish star.Tickets for Paolo Nutini have been on sale throughout August. However, the availability is now limited, according toThese are also likely to sell out fast, meaning fans will have to act quickly to snap these up if they want to see the star live.
Those driving can also park on-site but must have advance car parking tickets which can be bought on Ticketmaster.
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