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August 19, 1997 Amanda Live On Much Video Awards Amanda Marshall will perform one song live at the Much Music Video Awards on September 18, 1997. Amanda is up for the People's Choice Best Artist award. Vote for her at the Much Music web site. |
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August 11, 1997 September Schedule Below is the list of tentative Amanda Marshall and Philosopher Kings Canadian concert dates: 09/03/97 Centre 2000, Sydney, NS 09/05/97 Colesium, Moncton, NB 09/06/97 Metro Centre, Halifax, NS 09/07/97 Harbour Station, St.John, NB 09/10/97 Civic Centre, Ottawa, ON 09/12/97 Alumni Hall, London,ON 09/13/97 Memorial Centre, Peterborough, ON 09/15/97 Centre in Square, Kitchener, ON 09/16/97 Arena, Sudbury, ON 09/19/97 Rainbow Stage, Winnipeg, MN 09/20/97 Centennial Hall, Sakatoon, SK 09/21/97 Centre Of The Arts, Regina, SK 09/23/97 Jubilee, Calgary, AB 09/24/97 Centrium, Red Deer, AB 09/25/97 Jubilee, Edmonton, AB 09/27/97 Canada Ganes Arena, Grand Prairie, AB 09/28/97 Civic Centre, Prince George, BC 09/29/97 Memorial Arena, Kelowna, BC |
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July 30, 1997 The Choice Is Yours Much Music has announced the People's Choice nominations for their upcoming 1997 Video Awards. People's choice meaning that rather than complaining all evening about how (insert artist) should have won (insert video award), you are able to help decide who deserves some of the honours. This year Much, clearly understanding that music is unisex, is using genderless classification. This means they've tossed the traditional male and female designations in the same trashcan you can find books like "Science for girls." The Video Award fun all takes place on the corner of Queen and John, in Toronto, on September 18, 1997. Drum roll please. The 1997 Much Music Video Awards People's Choice Nominations: Best Artist Bryan Adams, Sarah McLachlan, Amanda Marshall, Alanis Morisette, Neil Young Favourite Group I Mother Earth, Our Lady Peace, The Tragically Hip, The Tea Party, Moist Favourite Video The Tea Party's "Temptation," The Tragically Hip's "Gift Shop," Sarah McLachlan's "Building A Mystery," Sloan's "Everything You've Done Wrong", Our Lady Peace's "Superman's Dead" Favourite International Group Fugees, Bush, No Doubt, Backstreet Boys, Spice Girls Favourite International Artist Alanis Morisette, Celine Dion, Toni Braxton, 2Pac, Beck Pay attention to Much Music to find out the who, what, when, where, and how on voting. |
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July 7, 1997 Setting Off Fireworks Amanda Marshall's performance at Toronto's Molson Amphitheatre on Saturday July 5 ended minutes before the summer finale of Benson and Hedge's Symphony of Fire. Concert goers experienced the musical fireworks much earlier in the evening... From the Toronto Star concert review "Amanda Marshall sets off fireworks:" "Being an Olympic vocal gymnast, she was more than eager to set off a few fireworks of her own. She certainly had a receptive following, with 12,000 adoring fans in attendance. The concert represented a triumphant homecoming for the singer who has been on a world tour for 16 months in support of her self-titled debut album, a disc which has sold a million copies in North America, with nearly half that in Canada." From the Toronto Sun article "Amanda And Her Big Bang; Marshall Provides Musical Fireworks:" "The diminutive Marshall is in constant motion, flailing her arms, throwing her head back and letting that huge voice fly. She was dwarfed by the huge stage, but the 12,000 who attended will agree that once her mouth opens and this warm, bluesy sound emerges, it's the stage and venue that's playing second fiddle." |
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June 23, 1997 Back Home Amanda is currently wrapping up the second leg of John Mellencamp's U.S. tour. She will be returning to her home and native land for a handful of summer dates: July 5 Toronto, ON, Molson Amphitheatre July 11 Buckingham, PQ, Centernnaire Park July 12 Alma, PQ, Festirame |
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June 6, 1997 Amanda at My Best Friend's Wedding The soundtrack for the film "My Best Friend's Wedding" will include "I'll Be Okay" by Amanda Marshall, a brand new song written for a key scene in the film. The romantic comedy stars Julia Roberts and is coming to a theatre near you on June 27. It will be followed by the soundtrack. |
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June 6, 1997 6X Platinum Amanda Marshall's debut album, first released in October 1995, has now passed 600,000 in album sales. It is currently 6X Platinum. |
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May 14, 1997 Marshall Stance From the Ottawa Sun: "In the past 18 months, her album has gone platinum worldwide, thanks in no small part to a gutsy live show that has left even the most jaded skeptic slack-jawed with wonder at the power of Marshall's voice -- a full-throated roar that seems to know no limits." For the complete feature on Amanda titled "Marshall Stance" by Paul Cantin visit http://canoe2.canoe.ca/JamMusic/may13_marshall.html |
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April 22, 1997 Amanda Impresses On Mellancamp Tour Amanda Marshall has been one of the opening acts on the first leg of John Mellancamp's North American tour which got underway at the beginning of March. Amanda has impressed the fans and Mellancamp so much that he has invited her back for the second leg. Mellancamp is slated to go back out around June/July and Amanda is set to be his sole opening act. This will mean that Amanda will be able to play more than her current 5 song set, which includes "Let It Rain", "Fall From Grace", "Dark Horse", "Castles Made Of Sand" and "Birmingham". Amanda's performance has also led to Mellancamp inviting her back to the stage to join him in his encore performance of "Pink Houses". With the break on the Mellancamp tour, watch for Amanda's Canadian tour to begin on May 2nd in Saskatoon. Mark May 4th on your calendar, you will want to tune into the CTV Network at 8:00 pm ET to watch an hour special featuring Amanda's performance from the Opera House in Toronto. You'll also be able to see her on the cover of TV Guide's May 3-9th issue. |
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April 8, 1997 "Fall From Grace" Single To Be Released The single version of "Fall From Grace" by Amanda Marshall will be released shortly to all of Europe. The single features three songs including "Fall From Grace", the previously unreleased "Let's Get Lost" and "Last Exit To Eden". The catalogue number that you may need is EPC 664054. No word yet on whether the single will be available in Canada or not. |
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