- Music
- 15 Jan 08
Amy MacDonald gig moved to Whelan's
The February show by Scottish singer-songwriter Amy MacDonald has been moved from the Sugar Club to Whelan's to meet demand.
Scottish songstress Amy MacDonald is enjoying massive success in the UK, where her debut album This Is The Life has just reached Number 1, beating Radiohead and Take That to the top spot.
And it seems things are also hotting up outside of the UK, as the demand for the 20-year-old's Dublin show has meant she's moving to a bigger venue.
Although many of her UK dates are now sold out, tickets are still available for her two Irish shows.
She plays The Limelight, Belfast on February 4, and, in a change of venue, Whelan's on February 5. Tickets are €16 from usual outlets.
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