Amy Macdonald

For those of you that have not bought the album online or simply want to own a solid copy you can now buy “This Is the Life” from the stores.
Amy’s first studio album has been long anticipated and well received by the fans. It has eleven tracks including the early singles “Mr. Rock & Roll” and “Poison Prince”.
Here is what The Sunday Times (www.timesonline.co.uk) had to say about the new album:
“Macdonald is a young woman with a big acoustic and a powerful voice. Touted as the new KT Tunstall, she has been fast-tracked through bars and clubs via the power of social network sites such as Bebo and a sympathetic Radio 2.[…]Her debut album crackles with enthusiasm and teenage zeal, not least on the idealistic title track and Let’s Start a Band.[…]”
Radio 2 has proclaimed “This Is the Life” as album of the week and has added all the tracks to the radio’s playlist. You can listen to Amy’s songs everyday if you tune in to Radio 2.
You can download two recordings of “This Is the Life” and “Youth of Today” from Amy’s show at W14. After you buy the album just insert it into your CD or DVD and go to http://www.pushentertainment.com/info/
If you want to own a copy and you live in Scotland you can buy it from HMV. The albums comes in a special slipcase available only to Scottish fans.
And of course you can buy the album from iTunes.

Amy MacDonald’s incredible and highly successful debut album is now out for grabs on iTunes. You can download it for only 5.49 pounds and you will be able to listen to “Poison Prince” and “Mr. Rock & Roll” as well.
At the age of only 19, Amy has performed a series of headline gigs across the country and she has also supported Travis, Paolo Nutini and Elton John at the Glastonbury festival, Hyde Park Calling and T In The Park festival. It has received great reviews and she has many fans.
The album will be released on CD and will be available in the stores from 30th July (this Monday) and you can easily pre-order online from HMV to make sure you will receive your copy of the album together with Amy MacDonald’s autograph.

This week on Ken Bruce’s show and Janice Long’s show from Radio 2 you can listen to Amy’s debut album “This is the Life”. The album is considered to be the album of the week so you can listen to it all week long from 9.30am at Ken’s radio show from Monday to Friday and at Janice’s radio show from 12pm every day.
If you like the album, don’t feel shy buying it from the stores. It will be released Monday 30th July.
Also on Monday 30th you can drop by Argyle Street at the Glasgow HMV and listen to a great live show from Amy that will also sign your album copy. Be there around 5.30 or maybe a little early if you want to avoid the crowding.

You can now download “Mr. Rock & Roll” acoustic version from iTunes besides the full radio version of Amy’s single. For only 79p you can instantly download the great acoustic song with perfect sound quality and you can simply listen it to your computer or upload it to your iPod or mp3 player and listen to it wherever and whenever you want. If you only want to download it for your PC you can get it for only 69p from the Vertigo store.
You can also buy the new single “Mr. Rock & Roll” from Napster or MSN.

As you may know if you have read Amy’s last blog from her myspace where she lets people know when her single will be out this week, Amy is having a very busy promotional schedule and she has to travel across the country and this can be very stressful for her. She is trying to reach to top 10 with the new single and she is doing all she can.
If you want to get your hands on the new single “Mr. Rock & Roll” and you don’t have the time to check it in stores then you can go to iTune and download it. It costs just 79p and you can download it right away.
If you do however have the time you can drop by the closest record store HMV, Virgin Records or Scottish Woolworth and buy a copy of the album on CD or vinyl for just 99p.
If buying the single is not enough for you, you can check out Amy’s blog from her myspace and read news about her meeting with Elton John from after the Glasgow SECC that was held this weekend. Read all the spicy news from the dressing room at www.myspace.com/amymacdonald

Don’t be worried if you didn’t have a chance to catch Amy’s last week’s interview from “This Morning”. You can watch the whole thing with a simple click. Just go to www.youtube.com/amymacdonaldofficial and see the whole interview from Amy’s official Youtube channel.
You can also check out some cool pictures with Amy from the Hyde Park Calling show from last month and some other pictures from other cool live shows. Just go to Flickr.com.

For only 99p you can buy the new single “Mr. Rock & Roll” in CD release or vinyl from the HMV and Virgin stores across UK or at the Woolworths shops from Scotland.

You can still download the single if you go to iTunes. You can place a pre-order by SMS and introduce the PIN code that is giving to you and claim your download.

Type a short text message with AMYROCK and send it to 78789. It costs 1.50 plus the network fees and it is only available in the United Kingdom. You can only download the single if you have a PC. Right now Mac users can not download the single.

Amy will be celebrating the new release of her single in a great live show at 1pm this afternoon at HMV in Glasgow. The show will be held at the Braehead Shopping Centre and the entrance is free of charge. Another show will be held tomorrow at the HMV Portsmouth’s Commercial Road when Amy will be signing autographs on the single “Mr. Rock & Roll”

For only 79p you can download and listen to the newest single from Amy. Don’t waste this opportunity as the single “Mr Rock & Roll” is only in a limited edition. Be the first one to buy it!

If you want to get a glimpse at Amy’s great shows you can do it on Yahoo. Live performances from the Eve Club from London with Amy singing “Poison Prince” and “Footballers Wife” are now available on Yahoo.

And remember that you can still download Amy’s new single “Mr. Rock and Roll” from the Vertigo Store or Napster.

This Saturday in Glasgow at the Scottish Exhibition and Conference Centre, or short SECC, Amy will be supporting Sir Reginald Kenneth Dwight, also known as Elton John. She is the special guest of the English composer and pianist that has sold over 200 million records in his career, so this will most likely be a meeting Amy will never forget.