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I go to a lot of shows but Amy Shark’s show last night at the wonder ballroom was one of the best that I’ve attended! It wasn’t super packed but the crowd was super supportive and I believe it made her feel quite comfortable. I would love to have seen more people but that didn’t seem to bother her at all. She was quite engaging with the crowd. She spoke often to us and told us of any of her experiences. I know her music made me dance to almost every song and I looked around me and everyone may not have been dancing but they were moving some part of their body Lol.

I couldn’t believe how time went by so very quickly! There definitely was not a dull moment and Amy herself danced and moved around on the stage constantly! I would say that happy was how she made me feel. I was smiling the entire time and felt not only happy but pretty ecstatic and couldn’t believe when it was time for the show to be over. Out of all the shows I’ve been to in the last several months her show seem to be over the quickest even though she was on stage playing for at least an hour and a half maybe two. I was so engaged in the show that I didn’t really notice how long except it seemed short because she was so fantastic!

I left the show feeling happy and it lasted for the entire rest of the night and the next day all I wanted to do was listen to her music and when I did it brought back that happy feeling and a big smile on my face!! She is definitely someone you want to see when she comes through your town. I guarantee it will be an amazing experience and you leave feeling that you actually got to know her and you love her music even more.

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Had VIP tickets for the soundcheck which we were told to arrive at 3.30. We were made to wait in line for an hour, then once we were finally let in they refused to serve any alcohol until 5.30, this was pretty disappointing maybe due to poor planning? Not really a VIP experience you would want to pay extra for.

Anyway, Amy came and played two songs on stage and got photos with everyone afterwards which was great! But then she wouldn’t have been coming out for her performance until 8.30pm. No pass outs were allowed, so what did they expect everyone to hang around for 4 hours? It was absolute b*ullshit. My friend and I ended up leaving and had to purchase more general admission tickets again so we could return to the show at 8.30. There was absolutely no way we were going to stand there looking at an empty stage for 4 hours, how crazy! Would have put us in the worst mood and ruined the experience.

We left, had dinner and drinks then after we came back just in time for her performance it was great! The things that really let the whole experience down was the crappy VIP tickets, making people wait when they probably should have told us to come an hour later than suggested, and maybe be able to serve alcohol from the time you have allowed for people to enter the venue? And pass outs should be allowed for VIP especially if there is going to be a waiting time from 3.30-8.30 for the concert to actually start!

Amy gave an amazing performance at the House of Blues, creating a perfect kick off for the whole evening. She grabbed the audience from the first note and kept them with her as she presented great tunes like "Blood Brother" and "Adore" along with engaging backstories like the one that went with "Weekends." All in all her set was a captivating combination of poignant lyrics, intoxicating vocals, and powerful stage presence.

Boston fans who want another dose of Amy's talent should be sure to catch her in March, when she plays at Brighton Music Hall.

(And Amy: When you are here in Boston, give a listen to the local take on 'English' After a couple minutes listening to someone from Brockton or Revere, you'll be hard pressed to still think that the Queensland accent you have is at all "ugly.")

Amy Shark certainly knows how to spark enjoyment in and connect with her fans.

With two opening performance from Erthlings (Sydney) and Slowly Slowly (Melbourne), the night was set up to be amazing.

Amy's set included all her greatest hits, as well as a few covers from some of her favourite bands.

Her singing was accompanied by pyrotechnics, confetti and an array of strobe lighting.

The songs to look forward to the most would be "You Think I Think I Sound Like God", "All Loved Up", and her Number 1 single, "I Said Hi".

It is definitely a night that you will remember.

Sadly Amy did not live up to her Album and seemed to be playing it safe at Heaven (London). I love her music and she was very lively on stage but unfortunately this did not translate to her voice where she took the low key options and didn't hit many of her high notes... The power in her voice in her albums was what drew me to the singer and sadly I found her live performance was a bit flat and did not live up to my expectations.

I would still like to see her again and hope she just had an off day and next time hits the highs!

Amy put on another great show, this time at Brighton Music Hall. Treated all of us her songs from Night Thinker, as well as some yet to be released new songs. Looking forward to hearing more.

From Great Scott, to Brighton Music Hall ... the venues are getting bigger. Won't be long til she is headlining at the House of Blues.

Then she wont need to ask us to make her believe that one day she'll be great. (She should know that already.)

Until she returns, we will keep her in our hearts for old time sake.

Saw amy shark in manchester. The deaf institute was the perfect place for the voice of amy. After listening to her songs which were/are inspired by her sometimes sad life stories i decided to take the opurtunity to see her live. I was not disappointed excellent live and a very amazed amy because we knew her songs. A little smile came as we sang back. She was humbled i think. Also she took the time to sign and take pictures. In her words no worries

it was AMAZING! it was the best concert i have ever been to. i liked how she just continuesly ayed songs with little breaks to talk, unlike people like taylor swift who talk for twenty minutes and the stare off into the distance. she also wasn’t worried about changed her clothes. overall she was just a really cool person who gave off positive vibes

She was amazing. She really connected with the audience by telling the back stories to her songs. The concert was a lot shorter that I expected. So that was disappointing. But that was because I was enjoying it so much. Amy come back to Ottawa.

I would love to see her at 4th Stage at the NAC

Highly recommended seeing Amy Shark in concert. Powerful and emotional singer, singing about real issues. She interacted with the fans and could tell she totally enjoyed playing in brisbane. Highly recommend riverstage as a venue.

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Amy Shark adds Brisbane show to national tour

Australian pop queen Amy Shark has added a Brisbane headline show to her huge 2019 national tour.

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Adding to her biggest national headlining tour yet, Amy Shark has announced a huge show in Brisbane this May.

2018 was well and truly Amy Shark’s year – releasing her debut album, having it go #1 and triple gold-certified in Australia and #2 in America, as well as scoring a trio of ARIA awards and  touring extensively across Europe, Australia, New Zealand and North America.

It followed up her breakthrough year in 2017. After making music for the better part of a decade, once her single  Adore found a home on triple j there was no turning back. After landing at #2 in 2017’s Hottest 100, the track went four times platinum and saw Amy winning ARIA’s for Best Pop release and Breakthrough Artist, an APRA Award for Pop Work of the Year, and taking on American TV show performances.

Currently on tour across Europe, Amy will return home in May to perform some of her biggest headlining shows yet. In a showcase of rising Australian talent, she will be joined by Melbourne emo-rockers Slowly Slowly and Sydney up and comers Erthlings.

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Fan Club presale:  Wednesday 16 January @ 10am – Thursday 17 January @ 10am

Live Nation presale:  Wednesday 16 January @ 10am – Thursday 17 January @ 10am

General public onsale:  Thursday 17 January @12pm

Amy Shark will perform at Brisbane’s Riverstage on Friday May 17. Tickets are available through Ticketmaster.com.au.

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DUE TO OVERWHELMING DEMAND, AMY HAS ADDED ADDITIONAL CITIES TO HER TOUR IN QUEENSLAND, NSW, VICTORIA, AND UPGRADES IN WA! Tickets on sale 10am local Friday April 22.

Fresh off her  Cry Forever  arena tour, ARIA award winner and alt-pop singer songwriter,  Amy Shark  has today announced she’ll be hitting the road for a mammoth 42 date regional tour of Australia across May, June, July and August this year, presented by triple j, Handsome Tours, Select Music and Rage More.

With one show still remaining on her national run (Perth’s RAC Arena set for May 13), Amy Shark will now bring her critically acclaimed  Cry Forever  and  Love Monster  albums to regional fans right across Australia on her  See U Somewhere  tour.  The tour will kick off at  Bunbury Regional Entertainment Centre  on May 19 before taking in a further 9 dates in WA (supported by Dulcie), and will then move through NT (supported by Prayer Corby), NSW (supported by Adam Newling), ACT (supported by Adam Newling), VIC (supported by Yorke), SA (supported by Jess Day) and TAS (supported by Tyler Richardson), then heading north for 7 shows in her home state of QLD (supported by Cult Romance), finishing up at  Tanks Arts Centre  in Cairns on August 29. Tickets go on sale at 10am local time on Wednesday 30 March!

“I’m the happiest when I’m on stage performing and I can’t wait to travel further into Australia where I’ve never been before, to explore some of these towns and meet everyone, it’s going to be a fun one.”

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Amy Shark – See U Somewhere Australian Tour

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Amy Shark is embarking on her biggest tour EVER!

The “I Said Hi” and “Everybody Rise” singer scored nine nominations at the 2018 ARIA Awards and four wins, including Album Of The Year, Best Female Artist and Best Pop Release.

Having just wrapped up her major-city arena tour, there are no signs of slowing down for Amy Shark! The ‘See U Somewhere Australia’ Tour is set to be one of the biggest tours the country has ever seen, with Amy hitting over fourty towns and cities across every single state and territory.

Amy has toured internationally and performed on several major US television shows including The Late Late Show with James Corden and The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon and collaborated with renowned musicians in many genres such as Ed Sheeran, Travis Barker, and Keith Urban.

Adelaide’s young revelation,  Jess Day  will be supporting Amy on this tour.

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Amy Shark Announces Mammoth Regional Australia Tour

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Amy Shark has announced a mammoth tour of Australia, visiting fans around every corner of the country.

With one show still remaining on her national tour run (Perth’s RAC Arena on May 13th), Shark will then bring her acclaimed Cry Forever and Love Monster albums to fans in regional areas

Beginning on May 19th in Bunbury, the ARIA award winner will undertake a 42-date regional tour over the next few months, culminating on on August 30th in Port Douglas. She’ll be supported by several special guests throughout the tour, including Adam Newling in NSW and ACT.

“I’m the happiest when I’m on stage performing and I can’t wait to travel further into Australia where I’ve never been before, to explore some of these towns and meet everyone, it’s going to be a fun one,” Shark shared about the tour.

Before her tour begins, Shark is set to perform at this week’s Sailor Jerry Rolling Stone Australia Awards on Wednesday, March 30th, at The Argyle in Sydney. She’s also nominated for two awards, Best Record ( Cry Forever ) and Best Single (“Baby Steps”).

The singer-songwriter’s second studio album, Cry Forever , was released last year to critical and commercial success. It topped the ARIA Albums Chart, and was nominated for Album of the Year, Best Artist, and Best Pop Release at the 2021 ARIA Music Awards.

Tickets go on sale on Wednesday, March 30th (10am local time) and can be found via amyshark.com .

Amy Shark See U Somewhere Australia Tour 2022

Presented by triple j

Thursday, May 19th 2022* Bunbury Regional Entertainment Centre, Bunbury, WA

Friday, May 20th 2022* Mandurah Performing Arts Centre, Mandurah, WA

Saturday, May 21st 2022* The River, Margaret River, WA

Thursday, May 26th 2022* Albany Entertainment Centre, Albany, WA

Friday, May 27th 2022* Esperance Civic Centre, Esperance, WA

Saturday, May 28th 2022* Goldfields Arts Centre, Kalgoorlie, WA

Sunday, May 29th 2022* Cummins Theatre, Merredin, WA

Tuesday, May 31st 2022* Queens Park Theatre, Geraldton, WA

Thursday, June 2nd 2022* Red Earth Arts Precinct, Karratha, WA

Saturday, June 4th 2022* The Roebuck Bay Hotel, Broome, WA

Thursday, June 9th 2022- Darwin Entertainment Centre, Darwin, NT

Sunday, June 26th 2022^ The Garden Hotel, Dubbo, NSW

Tuesday, June 28th 2022^ BMEC, Bathurst, NSW

Wednesday, June 29th 2022^ The Art House Wyong, Wyong, NSW

Saturday, July 2nd 2022^ Civic Theatre Newcastle, Newcastle, NSW

Tuesday, July 5th 2022^ Wagga Wagga Civic Theatre, Wagga Wagga, NSW

Wednesday, July 6th 2022^ Griffith Regional Theatre, Griffith, NSW

Friday, July 8th 2022^ Canberra Theatre Centre, Canberra, ACT

Saturday, July 9th 2022^ Albury Entertainment Centre, Albury, NSW

Tuesday, July 12th 2022″ WPACC, Wangaratta, VIC

Thursday, July 14th 2022″ Riverlinks Eastbanks, Shepparton, VIC

Saturday, July 16th 2022″ Gippsland Performing Arts Centre, Traralgon, VIC

Tuesday, July 19th 2022″ Lighthouse Theatre Warrnambool, Warrnambool, VIC

Wednesday, July 20th 2022″ Ulumbarra Theatre, Bendigo, VIC

Thursday, July 21st 2022″ Wendouree Centre for Performing Arts, Ballarat/Wendouree, VIC

Friday, July 22nd 2022″ Horsham Town Hall, Horsham, VIC

Saturday, July 23rd 2022″ Costa Hall, Geelong, VIC

Wednesday, July 27th 2022″ Mildura Arts Centre, Mildura, VIC

Thursday, July 28th 2022> The Barossa Arts Centre, Tanunda, SA

Friday, July 29th 2022> Middleback Arts Centre, Whyalla Norrie, SA

Saturday, July 30th 2022> Chaffey Theatre, Renmark, SA

Sunday, July 31st 2022> Sir Robert Helpmann Theatre, Mt Gambier, SA

Tuesday, August 2nd 2022′ Princess Theatre, Launceston, TAS

Thursday, August 4th 2022′ Parnaple Arts Centre, Devonport, TAS

Friday, August 5th 2022′ Hobart City Hall, Hobart, TAS

Friday, August 19th 2022< Biloela Civic Centre, Biloela, QLD

Saturday, August 20th 2022< Moncrieff Entertainment Centre, Bundaberg, QLD

Sunday, August 21st 2022< Gladstone Entertainment & Convention Centre, Gladstone, QLD

Wednesday, August 24th 2022< Pilbeam Theatre, Rockhampton, QLD

Thursday, August 25th 2022< MECC, Mackay, QLD

Friday, August 26th 2022< Townsville Entertainment Centre, Townsville, QLD

Monday, August 29th 2022< Tanks Arts Centre, Cairns, QLD

Tuesday, August 30th 2022< Port Douglas Yacht Club, Port Douglas, QLD

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Amy Shark adds 14 more shows to her ‘See U Somewhere’ Australia tour

The tour now spans an enormous 60 dates

Amy Shark has added 14 new dates to her national ‘See U Somewhere’ tour, which now spans a whopping 60 shows.

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Today (April 21), Shark announced the addition of performances in Bunbury, Grafton, Coffs Harbour, Tamworth, Port Macquarie, Newcastle, Albury, Upwey, Geelong, Caloundra, Stanthorpe, Ipswich, Toowoomba and Maryborough.

Additionally, Shark’s show at Karratha, WA – currently slated to go down on Thursday June 2 – has received a venue upgrade. It will now be an outdoor performance at the Red Earth Arts Precinct. You can find all new shows listed below.

“You guys have blown me away by your response to my shows,” Shark said in a press statement, “and to all my incredible fans who’ve asked me to add your town to my tour – these new shows are for you, we now play 60 shows over 4 months and I can’t wait to see you there!”

Tickets to all new shows will go on sale at 10am AEST tomorrow (April 22) and will be available here . Tickets for remaining shows are on sale now.

Originally announced last month, Shark’s tour of regional Australia is set to kick off on Wednesday May 18 in Bunbury, with the ‘Mess Her Up’ singer travelling the country right through into August.

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Less than 24 hours after tickets went on sale, Shark sold out 19 dates on the tour, including Margaret River, Albany, Esperance, Kalgoorlie, Merredin, Geraldton, Karratha, Bathurst, Wyong, Wagga Wagga, Griffith, Wangaratta, Traralgon, Warrnambool, Horsham, Mildura, Whyalla Norrie, Mt Gambia and Devonport. The unprecedented response sparked the addition of second shows in a handful of those towns.

Amy Shark’s ‘See U Somewhere’ Australian tour dates are:

MAY Wednesday 18 – Bunbury, Bunbury Regional Entertainment Centre (new show) Thursday 19 – Bunbury, Bunbury Regional Entertainment Centre (sold out) Friday 20 – Mandurah, Mandurah Performing Arts Centre Saturday 21 – Margaret River, The River (sold out) Sunday 22 – Margaret River, The River Thursday 26 – Albany, Albany Entertainment Centre (sold out) Friday 27 – Esperance, Esperance Civic Centre (sold out) Saturday 28 – Kalgoorlie, Goldfields Art Centre (sold out) Sunday 29 – Merredin, Cummins Theatre (sold out) Tuesday 31 – Geraldton, Queens Park Theatre (sold out)

JUNE Thursday 2 – Karratha, Red Earth Arts Precinct (outdoors, venue upgrade) Saturday 4 – Broome, The Roebuck Bay Hotel Thursday 9 – Darwin, Darwin Entertainment Centre Thursday 23 – Grafton, Saraton Theatre (new show) Friday 24 – Coffs Harbour, C. Ex Coffs (new show) Saturday 25 – Tamworth, TRECC (new show) Sunday 26 – Dubbo, The Garden Hotel Tuesday 28 – Bathurst, BMEC (sold out) Wednesday 29 – Wyong, The Art House (sold out) Thursday 30 – Port Macquarie, Glasshouse (new show)

JULY Friday 1 – Newcastle, Civic Theatre (new show) Saturday 2 – Newcastle, Civic Theatre (sold out) Monday 4 – Wagga Wagga, Civic Theatre (sold out) Tuesday 5 – Wagga Wagga, Civic Theatre (sold out) Wednesday 6 – Griffith, Griffith Regional Theatre (sold out) Thursday 7 – Canberra, Canberra Theatre Centre Friday 8 – Canberra, Canberra Theatre Centre (sold out) Saturday 9 – Albury, Albury Entertainment Centre (sold out) Sunday 10 – Albury, Albury Entertainment Centre (new show) Tuesday 12 – Wangaratta, WPACC (sold out) Thursday 14 – Shepparton, Riverlinks Eastbank Friday 15 – Upwey, Burrinja Cultural Centre (new show) Saturday 16 – Traralgon, Gippsland Performing Arts Centre (sold out) Sunday 17 – Traralgon, Gippsland Performing Arts Centre (sold out) Tuesday 19 – Warranambool, Lighthouse Theatre (sold out) Wednesday 20 – Bendigo, Ulumbarra Theatre (sold out) Thursday 21 – Ballarat, Wendouree Centre for Performing Arts Friday 22 – Horsham, Horsham Town Hall (sold out) Saturday 23 – Geelong, Costa Hall Sunday 24 – Geelong, Costa Hall (new show) Wednesday 27 – Mildura, Mildura Arts Centre (sold out) Thursday 28 – Tanunda, The Barossa Arts Centre Friday 29 – Whyalla, Middleback Arts Centre (sold out) Saturday 30 – Renmark, Chaffey Theatre (sold out) Sunday 31 – Mount Gambier, Sir Robert Helpmann Theatre (sold out)

AUGUST Tuesday 2 – Launceston, Princess Theatre Thursday 4 – Devonport, Parnaple Arts Centre (sold out) Friday 5 – Hobart, City Hall/Mac O2 Thursday 11 – Caloundra, The Events Centre (new show) Friday 19 – Biloela, Civic Centre Saturday 20 – Bundaberg, Moncrieff Entertainment Centre (sold out) Sunday 21 – Gladstone, Gladstone Entertainment & Convention Centre Wednesday 24 – Rockhampton, Pilbeam Theatre Thursday 25 – Mackay, MECC Friday 26 – Townsville, Twonsville Entertainment Centre Monday 29 – Cairns, Tanks Arts Centre

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Introducing you to Australia's best friend.....Amy Shark. Pop singer, award winner, Idol judge, can deal with rowdy crowds, loves a piccolo and is a great chat. Amy's got new music on the way (but won't tell us too much about it) and in this episode she gives us an exclusive on probably the greatest day of her life, it's adorbs. Enjoy!

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Amy Shark Kicks Off 2024 With Brand New Release ‘Beautiful Eyes’

Already well established as one of Australia’s premier pop successes, Amy Shark is set to make 2024 her biggest year yet. Kicking off the year with her brand-new release « Beautiful Eyes » – out now via Wonderlick/Sony Music Australia/RCA Records.

Described by Amy as her « favourite song she’s ever written », ‘Beautiful Eyes’ was written by Amy while she was on the road in 2022 for her 42-date regional tour. Speaking about the song, Amy explains it as « a pure stream of consciousness. I wrote it when I was on tour, and I had a lot of time alone to think about the past and the future and my life and all the people in it. »

The cinematic sun-drenched official video was filmed by Hype Republic over 2 days near Byron Bay in Northern NSW, Australia.

« Beautiful Eyes » marks the beginning of a huge 2024 for Shark, who is gearing up to return to our TV screens for her judging role on the highly anticipated return of Australian Idol in January 2024. Shark took home the prestigious Australian Award, Graham Kennedy Award for Most Popular New Talent at the 2023 Logie Awards, inducting her into the illustrious club of Australians who have taken home both an ARIA Award and Logie Award.

After bursting onto the global music scene in 2016, Amy Shark’s 7x Platinum single « Adore » put her on the map as one of Australia’s most formidable songwriters. This was followed by APRA award winning (Song Of The Year) 7x Platinum and number one Australian airplay chart hit, « I Said Hi » and the 2019 4x Platinum single « Mess Her Up. »

Shark’s debut/breakthrough #1 ARIA album and Platinum-certified LOVE MONSTER was recognised in 2018 with four ARIA awards (Album of the Year, Best Female Artist, Best Pop Release, Best Producer [Dann Hume]) and was nominated for another five. LOVE MONSTER went on to become the highest selling album by an Australian artist for 2018.

2020 saw Amy release her ARIA award winning, 2x Platinum accredited single, « Everybody Rise, » which spent 12 weeks in the top 10 Australian airplay chart. Amy’s latest album, Gold-certified CRY FOREVER was her second #1 ARIA debut holding the top spot for two weeks consecutively. Shark teamed up with blink 182’s Travis Barker on Gold accredited single ‘C’MON’ and global superstar Ed Sheeran to co-write 2x platinum single « Love Song’s Ain’t For Us » featuring Grammy award winning artist Keith Urban.

In 2022, Amy released the Platinum accredited hit « Sway My Way » with R3HAB and turbo-pop Gold-accredited single « Only Wanna Be With You. » In 2023, she teamed up with Sam Fischer for the release of « High On You, » released now Gold-accredited single « Can I Shower At Yours » as well as « Can’t Get You Out Of My Head, » Amy’s re-imagination of the Kylie Minogue classic.

2023 also saw Amy grace the cover of Rolling Stone Australia, support Coldplay for their stadium shows in Perth and make her debut as a judge on Australia Idol, which she picked up her first Logie for in July of 2023 – winning the Graham Kennedy Award for Most Popular New Talent. Today, Amy has amassed close to 1 billion combined global streams.

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