Amy Macdonald

Amy Macdonald will launch her new album ‘The Human Demands’ with a unique ticketed 100% live streamed event ‘An Evening With Amy Macdonald’, which begins at 7pm UK time on November 1st. The show will see Amy and a stripped-back acoustic band debut a selection of new songs from the album along with some fan favourites at The Mildmay Club in Stoke Newington, London. Amy will also be interviewed by a guest presenter and will answer questions that fans can submit in advance. Ticket holders will be able to view the event live, and for 48 hours after the event via a secure VOD link. All profits from the event will benefit the #WeMakeEvents campaign. #WeMakeEvents is an international movement to highlight that the live events sector urgently needs support from local governments to survive the Covid-19 crisis. The campaign also champions all the people in the events industry, creating awareness and understanding of their threats and issues. As part of this, #WeMakeEvents raises money to give immediate support to individuals, families and industry charities. Please see the official website for more information. The video stream will be produced and directed by Spiritland Productions, who have filmed artists such as Foo Fighters, Paul McCartney, Adele, Ball & Boe, Robbie Williams and Katherine Jenkins. In the past month, they have produced streamed concerts such as Hot Chip from Dreamland in Dolby Atmos - a world first - plus MelodyVR, Magic at the Musicals, Tinie Tempah, Krept and Konan and more. "People just don’t understand how much work it takes to put on one live show. My road crew is relatively modest and even then we have 20+ people grafting every day to make sure the shows go ahead, these guys leave no stone unturned and are regularly some of the hardest working people I have ever met. They don’t want handouts, they just want to work! We’re in a position where none of us can work right now and unfortunately without help and support the events industry will be completely decimated. It’s all good supporting music and theatre venues but without the people behind the events then these venues will be empty. Road crew are the lifeblood of our music industry. Time to give them the credit they deserve” Amy.