Little Simz announces her largest headline performances to date.

      Building excitement for the release of her sixth studio album, ‘Lotus,’ Little Simz has announced she will be headlining the largest shows of her career this Autumn at Manchester’s Co-Op Live arena and the iconic O2 Arena in London. “Open mic nights, empty bars and pub gigs. Wow. How did we get here?” Simz remarked in her Instagram post. “I’m playing my first arena shows this year. 6: don’t quit, keep building it brick by brick x Can’t wait for us to dance again, it’s gonna be amazing.” This announcement follows the recent release of her latest LP preview, ‘Free'—a rich, strings-driven track that originated as a poem exploring the complexities of love and fear, and is the second single from ‘Lotus’ (set to be released on 6th June through AWAL) following ‘Flood.’ Tickets for Simz’ two arena shows will go on sale to the public at 10am on Friday, 11th April. Little Simz live: OCTOBER 2025 16 Manchester, Co-Op Live 17 London, The O2

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