Scottish singer Paolo Nutini has teased the possibility of new music on his social medias ahead of his UK tour dates, as he also sends a ticket tout warning to fans.
The Paisley-born artist has switched up his profile photo on all social medias to a dark navy and orange toned photo of himself - which usually means a big announcement is not far off if other artists are anything to go by.
Paolo's header photos and bio's have also being changed to the cryptic message: "Lose It For A Little While" - could this be the new single?
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Earlier this week, the 'Pencil Full of Lead' singer announced a small UK-wide tour that included two stops in Oban, at the Corran Halls on May 27 and 28.
He posted a photo of the sold out tour, that included four dates at the 100 Club in London and one date at The Leadmill in Sheffield, with the caption: "Please DON'T buy tickets at inflated prices from unauthorised resale sites such as Viagogo as those tickets will not be valid."
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Plenty of fans replied under this tweet complaining of their trouble getting tickets to the extremely intimate shows across the UK.
One Twitter user said: "Dude, you HAVE to pit on another show in Oban man, tickets went in 10 minutes, near rioting on Information Oban!"
Another said: "Why don't you play bigger venues instead of these p*** local halls ? It's been a few years since we've had the opportunity."
Another disagreed under this tweet, writing: "There is a full tour coming."
Another Twitter user said: "Did anyone even manage to get tickets for his London shows? Touts absolutely violated us even when waiting since 8.30."
And a fifth wrote: "Nope, didn’t get a look in for any of the 4 dates. Think resellers should have their tickets cancelled and they go back on general sale."
Paolo will headline TRNSMT 2022 on Friday, July 8 alongside a whole host of other massive artists in Glasgow Green.
