Paolo Nutini has just announced an Italy-wide tour on his return to live shows, which will follow his summer appearance Glasgow's TRNSMT Festival.
However fans have taken to social media to demand dates for a UK tour as the Scottish singer posted the list of places he would be visiting on his Italian stretch.
The Paisley-born songwriter has been on a music-writing hiatus for the last eight years as his last album, Caustic Love, was released back in 2014.
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He appeared at the Paisley Abbey in 2017 to perform at a charity-led concert for Syrian refugees, and has done odd gigs here and there - but hasn't toured the UK since 2015.
The 33-year-old singer hasn't been active on any social media since August 2019, and has finally given his fans some respite as he announced a few appearances at festivals, including Glasgow's TRNSMT Festival in July.
The 'Coming Up Easy' singer posted a tour poster with his Italy dates, captioning it on Twitter: "Tickets on sale 17.03.22"
While this was met with lots of excitement from fans on the continent, many UK-based fans have called out for some more dates in the UK, other than big festival appearances.
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One excited Twitter fan said: "Ok Paolo while im buzzing for Italy an all the festivals ur doing in UK I’m gonny need an Ireland date or album announcement next please & thank u."
Another fan said: "Are you doing any UK gigs other than festivals???"
And a third fan wrote: "Announce new album and UK tour."
Other excited fans got hyped about a possible new album announcement, given the long wait for new music.
One fan wrote: "HERE HE IS THE MAN HIMSELF lash an album out lad go on."
Another typed: "My guy, you announcing new music soon too?"
And even more tweets read: "Are you working on anything new?", and "New Album????? NEW ALBUM?????"
Paolo Nutini will headline the Friday of TRNSMT Festival in Glasgow, on July 8, alongside other incredible artists like Sam Fender, Tom Grennan and The Lathums.
