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GOLD Coast superstar musician Amy Shark is taking on Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk, issuing a plea for help to save one of the nation's biggest industries. The singer, who currently holds the No. 1 spot on the ARIA charts with new single Cry Forever, made a late-night call for greater support for the music industry, which has been on its knees since the COVID-19 pandemic shut down live performances last year. I wish you’d support the music industry like this @AnnastaciaMP we need help x https://t.co/XINspL5tCv— Amy Shark (@amyshark) May 8, 2021 "I wish you'd support the music ind...

Share this article Lydia Ford is our One To Watch Matt Lanter and Ben Daniels talk about what we can expect from Jupiter's Legacy; the joys of playing a super villain; and why it wasn't always fun being a superhero/villain. Ross O'Carroll Kelly shares his favourite things. Comic Book creator  Mark Millar tells how the idea of  Jupiter's Legacy came to him; why after 10 fantastic years at Marvel, it's liberating to write new superheroes; how he juggles everything; and why his wife is his real-life superhero.   Amy Shark reveals why there was a moment she thought her new album, 

51 shares It comes Amy's manager and husband Shane Billings revealed what the pair never talk about. The singer and her her long-term partner, whom she married in 2013, have some rules when it comes to maintaining their successful working relationship. Amy shared the good news with her fans in an Instagram post on Friday, writing: 'Cry Forever has debuted at #1 and I am so proud of everyone on team shark I could quite literally CRY' Star: The album, her second to reach number one after 2018's Love Monster, includes the single Love Songs Ain't For Us, which she wrote with British superstar Ed...

Amy Shark’s masterstroke was to let down her guard - and write with Ed Sheeran We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Save Normal text size Advertisement Two days out from her starring role in Music From the Home Front, Amy Shark was neatly juggling a handful of tasks that come with releasing a highly anticipated new Australian album. There was a quick dash from her new home in Sydney to Adelaide, some publicity stops along the way and then on to Melbourne for a live performance at the Sidney Myer Music Bowl, a venue Shark had long been c...

Amy Shark Interview on the dark side of fame no one talks about. Amy Shark on the story behind her new album Cry Forever and working with Ed Sheeran.