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Concerts in United Kingdom
- 24/05/2025Until 25/05/2025WarringtonVictoria Park WarringtonNeighbourhood Weekender - Weekend Ticket
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- Neighbourhood Weekender
- James
- The Wombats
- The Reytons
- Ocean Colour Scene
- The Snuts
- Amy Macdonald
- The K's
- Lottery Winners
- The Royston Club
- The Bluetones
- Seb Lowe
- Kingfishr
- Overpass
- Stereophonics
- The Lathums
- Inhaler
- Dizzee Rascal
- Sigrid
- CMAT
- Wunderhorse
- The Mary Wallopers
- Starsailor
- Corella
- Nieve Ella
- James Marriott
- Arthur Hill
- Luvcat
- Sunday (1994)
- Chloe Slater
- Cliffords
- Pixey
- Freddie Halkon
- Siobhan Winifred
- Aaron Rowe
- Alex Spencer
- ARKAYLA
- Dylan John Thomas
- Florentenes
- Kerr Mercer
- Picture Parlour
- The Slow Readers Club
- The Clause
- The Guest List
- Tom A Smith
- Villanelle
- The Bemonts
- 24/05/2025Saturday 12:00WarringtonVictoria Park WarringtonNeighbourhood Weekender - Saturday Ticket
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- Neighbourhood Weekender
- James
- The Wombats
- The Reytons
- Ocean Colour Scene
- The Snuts
- Amy Macdonald
- The K's
- Lottery Winners
- The Royston Club
- The Bluetones
- Seb Lowe
- Kingfishr
- Overpass
- Pixey
- Freddie Halkon
- Siobhan Winifred
- Aaron Rowe
- ARKAYLA
- Dylan John Thomas
- Florentenes
- Picture Parlour
- The Slow Readers Club
- The Guest List
- The Bemonts
- 19/06/2025Until 22/06/2025NewportIsle of Wight FestivalSky presents the Isle of Wight Festival 2025 - Weekend Ticket
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- Isle of Wight Festival
- Justin Timberlake
- Sting
- Stereophonics
- The Script
- Faithless
- Texas
- Paul Heaton
- Teddy Swims
- Olly Murs
- Clean Bandit
- Example
- James
- Alison Moyet
- Dean Lewis
- The Lathums
- Lottery Winners
- The Corrs
- Amy Macdonald
- Busted
- The Saw Doctors
- Jess Glynne
- Ella Eyre
- Björn Again
- Supergrass
- Lightning Seeds
- The Pigeon Detectives
- Crystal Tides
- The Smyths (Tribute to The Smiths)
- 20/11/2025Thursday 19:00LondonEventim ApolloAmy MacdonaldLow Availability
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- 21/11/2025Friday 19:00WolverhamptonUniversity of Wolverhampton at The Civic HallAmy Macdonald
- 22/11/2025Saturday 18:30SheffieldSheffield City Hall Oval HallAmy Macdonald
- 24/11/2025Monday 18:30Newcastle Upon TyneO2 City Hall NewcastleAmy Macdonald
- 26/11/2025Wednesday 19:00PortsmouthPortsmouth GuildhallAmy Macdonald
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- 27/11/2025Thursday 18:30SwanseaSwansea Building Society ArenaAmy Macdonald
- 28/11/2025Friday 19:00BathBath ForumAmy MacdonaldLow Availability
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- 01/12/2025Monday 19:00BelfastThe Telegraph BuildingAmy Macdonald
- 03/12/2025Wednesday 19:00CambridgeCambridge Corn ExchangeAmy Macdonald
- 04/12/2025Thursday 19:00NottinghamRoyal Concert Hall NottinghamAmy Macdonald
- 05/12/2025Friday 19:00ManchesterO2 Apollo ManchesterAmy Macdonald
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- 12/12/2025Friday 18:30GlasgowOVO HydroAmy Macdonald
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International Concerts
- 30/11/2025Sunday 19:00Dublin, D2, IE3Olympia TheatreAmy MacdonaldLow Availability
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Experience
Amy Macdonald Premium Seat Experience
Get closer to the music of Amy Macdonald with a reserved premium seat
Your experience also includes:- A limited-edition tour art print, pre-signed by Amy herself
- A commemorative premium seat laminate lanyard, a memento of an unforgettable experience
For accessible VIP package bookings, please contact the venue directly
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About
The pop balladeer with the booming voice
Get the album The Human Demands here
Scottish singing sensation Amy Macdonald fell in love with music at the age of 12 when she was inspired by hearing rock stalwarts Travis perform at Glasgow’s popular T In The Park festival. On a family trip soon after, she even decided to treat herself to a CD – Travis’ The Man Who – instead of ice cream. Macdonald was so moved by that album, it inspired her to start writing lyrics as well as pick up a guitar and teach herself to play.
Two of her earliest songs – The Wall and Fade Away – were conceived from her sister’s infatuation with famous people. By the age of 15, Macdonald was performing acoustic shows around Glasgow organised by the Impact Arts community group that had come to her school to work with kids interested in music. She played covers as well as original songs from her growing catalogue.
Instead of going to university, Macdonald decided to defer and continued to write and record demos in her bedroom, which led to a label deal with Vertigo (Razorlight, The Killers).
In 2007, Macdonald released her debut album This Is The Life, boasting the chart-topping title track and lead single Mr Rock & Roll as well as a modern version of the Scottish folk classic Caledonia. It reached the No.1 spot on the albums chart in the UK and nine other countries, plus saw her named Best Newcomer at the 2008 Silver Clef Awards.
Macdonald’s No.4-charting second album, A Curious Thing, came out in 2010 and spawned the singles Don’t Tell Me That It’s Over, Spark, Love Love, Your Time Will Come and This Pretty Face. She took a year off before beginning to write songs for her third album, 2012’s Life In A Beautiful Light. Another five years passed before the arrival of Under Stars, which she preceded with a performance of its lead single Dream On on BBC Scotland’s Hogmanay 2017 celebration show.
The following year Macdonald got married in Las Vegas to footballer Richard Foster and in 2019 began recording music for her next album. She released its lead single, The Hudson, in summer 2020 and it peaked at No.12 on the Scottish singles chart. The album called The Human Demands came out that October and featured three more singles: Crazy Shade Of Blue, Fire and Statues. She launched it during a live-streamed event dubbed An Evening With Amy Macdonald, which raised over £10,000 for the #WeMakeEvents campaign that champions people in the live events industry struggling during the Covid-19 crisis.
Macdonald capped off 2020 by nabbing that year’s Women In Music Award at the Scottish Music Awards and then began 2021 by being named Independent Venue Week’s official ambassador for Scotland. She was also confirmed as part of the line-up for the 2021 TRNSMT festival. That same year, MacDonald represented Scotland at the Free European Song Contest.
In 2025, MacDonald announced her sixth studio album, Is This What You've Been Waiting For? along with a UK and European tour.
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