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May 2018 Touring Recorded Music SUMMARY INFO – MAY 2018 TOURING • Sold out all shows on both her 12 date Adore Tour (3,800+ tickets) and 13 date Night Thinker Tour (8,500+ tickets) in Australia. • Supported Sia on her 2017 Australian stadium tour. • Has performed festival slots at Splendour in the Grass, Groovin the Moo, Bass in the grass, Beyond The Valley, VanFest, Mountain Sounds and Laneway Festival. • Announced on BottleRock, Lollapalooza and Osheaga festivals in North America • Completed 3 North American tours and sold out shows in LA (Troubadour) NY (Bowery Ballroom), Portland (Crystal Ballroom) and Seattle (Columbia City Theatre) • Toured North America in support of Vance Joy on his sold out Lay It On Me Tour in Oct 2017 and in support of Bleachers as part of their Gone Now Era tour in Nov 2017. • Debut London headline show at Hoxton Bar in Oct 2017 sold out 3 days after going on sale. “…the crowd for Amy Shark's Sunday afternoon performance overflowed from the GW McLennan tent." - Sydney Morning Herald “The crowd was thronging, clambering, and desperate to be with Shark in the world she creates - so much so that the size of the audience far exceeded the size of the tent, spilling out into the festival site". - triple j RECORDED MUSIC • Debut album ‘Love Monster’ to be released 13 July 2017 • New single ‘I Said Hi’ #2 most added at Triple A radio in America behind Florence and the Machine 2 weeks after release • Hit #1 on ITunes, Shazam Hot 100 & Future Hits and ARIA Australian Digital Track charts • ‘Adore’ ARIA accredited triple platinum (210,00+ Sales) peaked at #13 ARIA Charts. • ‘Adore’ took out the number #2 spot on triple j’s 2017 Hottest 100 (Australia largest national youth radio station annual poll) • Hit #1 Spotify Local and Viral Charts, track has been streamed over 35,000,000 times, • Night Thinker EP hit #1 on the iTunes Chart. • ‘Weekends’ is ARIA accredited gold (35,000+ sales) • All tracks have had strong support and success on triple j and commercial radio. • ‘Adore’ peaked at #17 on the Triple A Radio charts in the USA PRIZES & AWARDS • First prize in the 2018 Vanda & Young Songwriting Competition • 4 x 2018 Queensland Music Awards inc. Export Achievement & Pop awards • 6 x 2017 ARIA nominations. 2 x wins Breakthrough Artist and Best Pop Release • 2018 APRA Awards winner Pop Work of the Year (Adore) • Artist of the year 2018 Gold Coast Music Awards • 2017 APRA Award nominee for Song of the Year (Adore) OTHER Amy was Apple Music’s Up Next Artist for December 2017. She was part of an international campaign which included a documentary about her journey, a Beats 1 interview with Zane Lowe and other exclusive content. She was the first Australian artist to be featured. SOCIAL MEDIA Facebook 69,000 + Likes Twitter 12,600 + Followers Instagram 69,600 + Followers YouTube 24,500 + Subscribers Spotify 57,000 + Followers .
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