Biography

With her fresh and inspiring melodies and an inimitable voice, Amy Belle is different to most artists – sexy, cool, and emotional, and at the same time completely authentic. Music has been the centre of her life since infancy. Leaving school at the age of 14 years, she concentrated completely on her singing – ‘busking’ on the streets of Glasgow. It’s something she still likes to do today because of her love for singing. Apart from that, it’s also a very lucrative hobby. One time, she earned £124. She achieved her first chart success with the Alice Band and songs like ‘Now That You Love Me’ and ‘Nothing On But The Radio’. After they disbanded, Amy decided to pursue a solo career. Her first single on her own ‘Didn’t I Say’ was published in 2004. The 13th of October 2004 was a very special day for Amy Belle, one she’ll never forget. Busking on the streets in Glasgow, she was noticed by a friend of Rod Stewart. And just like that, she came to be on the stage of the Royal Albert Hall in London together with the great Scottish singer for a very special concert. The concert was called ‘One Night Only’, was later published as a DVD, and presented the then 22-year-old Amy Belle to an audience worldwide. Along with other guests on the night, such as Chrissie Hynde and “Wrinkly Rocker”™ Ron Wood, Amy and Rod gave a wonderful performance of ‘I Don’t Want To Talk About It’ which stunned the audience at the sold-out Albert Hall.