Heather Bowling just announced her UK tour, and she’s making a stop in Cardiff
PSA this is an icons only event
The queen herself, Heather Bowling (or Hev as she is more widely known) has just announced her first-ever UK tour, where she will be making the rounds in the biggest university cities during Freshers’ Week.
Heather sky-rocketed to fame in 2023, going viral on TikTok for her relatable content and strong feminist values. She has since launched her own brand “Lash CEO”, selling lash serums which have been a hit with her audience.
Image credit via Heather’s Instagram: @heatherbowling
She will be making a special appearance on Sunday the 22nd of September in Circuit, for the “Big Freshers Lockdown” event.
Tickets for the event are available on Fatsoma, which include access to three other events across the week and into Halloween.
This is expected to be a sell-out event, because who wouldn’t want to meet THE Heather Bowling? So, get your tickets quickly before they go.
Image credit via Youtube
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