As a result, Amy MacDonald tickets can be hard to come by when they are released, making them highly sought-after items. Armed with only an acoustic guitar, Amy MacDonald is a talented performer with a lot to offer music fans up and down the country, with live shows that are thoroughly enjoyed by those that choose to see them. It isn’t bad for someone who is self-taught and has been playing in bars and pubs since her mid-teens.
She had been inspired by the band Travis back in 2000 when she saw them perform their hit song “Turn”, deciding that she wished to follow in their footsteps and getting to work. She soon spotting an advert in NME asking for demo tapes for a new production company and with her brilliant song writing skills and stand-out voice, she quickly impressed the producers Pete Wilkinson and Sarah Erasmus. As a result, she was chosen out of hundreds of other applicants and began to record demos with the producing duo.
By the start of 2008 she had played at the Hogmanay Live show in Glasgow and had been featured in newspapers and on social networking sites, where she began to find an adoring fan base. People were amazed with her songs like “Youth of Today”, “This is the Life” and “Mr Rock n Roll” and she had only got one album under her belt!
That took the form of 2007’s “This is the Life”, which went to the top of the album charts and spawned the singles “Mr Rock and Roll”, “Poison Prince”, “L.A”, “This is the Life” and “Run”. The singles had moderate popularity, but the album proved to be a monumental success, selling more than 3 million copies around the world and turning Amy MacDonald into a star.
As a result, there is no excuse not to witness Amy MacDonald whenever tickets for her beautiful live shows go on sale. She is a talented musician who shows that there is still life in the British charts.
