Amy MacDonald Reveals Video For New Single 'Love Love'
Monday, 27 September 2010
Written by Jon Stickler
Amy Macdonald, whose debut album 'This Is The Life' made her one of the world's most successful British female singer-songwriters, is back! Amy Macdonald released her highly anticipated second album ‘A Curious Thing’ earlier this year on March 8th and it’s been flying high in most of the charts around Europe ever since. Following from the success of third single ‘This Pretty Face’ in July, Amy returns with ‘Love Love’, set for a 4th of October release.
With 500,000 albums already sold in three weeks, ‘A Curious Thing’ is quickly catching up with her 3 million selling debut. ‘A Curious Thing’ hit the #1 spot in Germany, Austria, Switzerland and went top 5 in a bunch of others including the UK, Holland, Belgium, Greece, Sweden to name a few. Amy Macdonald has supported the release with a comprehensive tour of Europe, which included a sold out UK tour and a show at the Shepherds Bush Empire.
Months, miles, club shows, pub shows, halls, theatres, festivals, encore’s, second encore’s: through good old-fashioned gigging, word-of-mouth enthusiasm and constant radio play Amy Macdonald went from being an unknown teenage Scottish singer-songwriter to international star. Being the ever-restless songwriter she’s been from her early teens, she’s alchemised those experiences into the sound of her second album, ‘A Curious Thing’. Big, bold and dramatic. Intimate, tender and touching. It’s Amy Macdonald, full-voiced and rebooted and re-energised, with added hammering piano and a couple of guest spots from Paul Weller.
‘A Curious Thing’ is out now and Amy Macdonald is set to embark upon her UK tour to support the album in October.
October 2010
19th Apollo, Manchester
20th Music Hall, Aberdeen
21st O2 Academy, Glasgow
23rd Fat Sams, Dundee
24th O2 Academy, Newcastle
25th Corn Exchange, Cambridge
26th HMV Hammersmith Apollo, London
28th O2 Academy, Birmingham
29th Royal Concert Hall, Nottingham
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