PICTURES: Amy MacDonald at Northern Meeting Park Inverness
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Amy MacDonald wowed the crowds on Friday night as she played her hist for an appreciative Inverness audience.
Presented by LCC Live, at the city’s Northern Meeting Park, the 34-year-old singer opened her set with ‘We Could Be So Much More’ from her 2020 album The Human Demands.
The Scottish singer-songwriter captivated the buzzing crowd with both her music and quick wit.
Providing descriptions of why she wrote her songs, and encouraging young girls to get into the music profession, she was nothing short of inspirational.
“I was inspired by going to a gig when I was young and seeing people perform on stage,” she said.
“I hope to come back here in 10 years and see one of you girls perform and I’ll be in the crowd.”
Amy and her band played all the hits including This is the Life, Mr Rock and Roll and The Hudson.
Coming back for an encore she played a solo, stripped back version of Bruce Springteen’s Dancing in the Dark.
Her talented band returned for the closing number Let’s Start A Band from her first album, This is the Life, released in 2007.
Support acts included Inverness artist Dylan James Tierney who described the night as: “Unbelievable. Absolutely unbelievable.”
He was followed by Edinburgh-born Callum Beattie who played his well known song Salamandar Street amongst other crowd-pleasers.
Les Kidger, director of LCC Live, were delighted with how well the event – in front of an 8000-strong crowd – went.
