AUDREY KELLY

Glasgow-born Audrey Kelly has been singing since she was 15 years old. While still at school, she wrote and performed a song chosen to represent her native City of Glasgow's European City of Culture in 1988.

A chance meeting with Scottish country songwriter Alex Birnie at a gig where she was performing led to Audrey's first country music album. Alex wrote and Audrey recorded a single called Something Funny Goin' On which went straight to number one in its first week in the Independent British Country Charts in December 2005. This was closely followed in February 2006 by This May Be Life which made it to number three and resulted in Audrey having two of the top ten tracks in the Independent British Country Charts in the same week. Two further tracks from the album, If That's So Wrong and Give Me One Good Reason, both charted at number three and this, together with Audrey's incredible vocal talent and her ability to captivate an audience, has established her as one of the UK's finest country artists.

In 2006, Audrey accompanied George Hamilton IV on his ten-day 50th Anniversary Tour of Scotland and the following year was nominated Country Female Artist at the UK & Eire Radio Mike Awards 2007. Recently she appeared with Sydney Devine at the Glasgow Pavilion Theatre where she received a standing ovation from the partisan audience who look forward to future performances.

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