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Uncle Waffles shares European and US tour dates

Uncle Waffles’ tour dates are getting longer by the minute! The popular DJ has recently added more US as well as European cities to perform at for her ‘Who Called the Paparazzi’ tour.

The DJ had previously shared her tour dates for her ‘Second Times A Charm’ American tour where she announced she would be touring for 200 days this year.

For ‘Who Called the Paparazzi,’ Uncle Waffles will be visiting European cities in England, France, Greece, Germany, Portugal, Denmark, The Netherlands, Finland, Norway, Sweden Hungary and Belgium. She will also be making a stop in Australia in late September.

“Who called the paparazzi ??. Still in your cityyy, starting round 1 of the Euro tour, get in losersssss?,” she captioned her post.

 

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“Booked & busy! ?,” wrote social media personality Kay Yarms.

“Gone girl ???,” said former The Real Housewives of Durban star Londie London.

One fan wrote, “Nobody works like you and your management team!! ??.”

While another pleaded, “Bae we need to see you in Canada ❤️.”

On 27 May, as part of her tour, Uncle Waffles performed at Afronation in Miami.

She sported green hair and, as always, a fierce personality. “Someone call Jake Long, might be the new American dragon idk? Thank you Afronation,” read the post’s caption.

 

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