Az eddig meghirdetett állomásokra itt kaphatók a jegyek:

2013. július 2.
Eden Court Theatre, Inverness
eden-court.co.uk
+44 01463 234 234

2013. július 4.
Music Hall, Aberdeen boxofficeaberdeen.com
+44 01224 641 122

2013. július 6.
Caird Hall, Dundee
dundeebox.co.uk
+44 01382 434 940

2013. július 8.-9.
King’s Theatre, Glasgow
atgtickets.com/glasgow
+44 0844 871 7648

2013. július 12.-13.
Festival Theatre, Edinburgh
edtheatres.com/susanboyle
+44 0131 529 6000

A jegyek korlátozott számban kaphatóak, és maximum 4 jegy váltható fejenként.

2013. május 17-én 11 órakor kezdődik a jegyek árusítása, így az énekesnő első éló skót koncertsorozatára már ma megveheted a jegyed, ha a következő részleteket tudod:

1. Inverness: hívd a +44 01463-234-234 számot, a jelszó pedig a következő: Perfect Day

2. Glasgow: Kattints ide!

3. Edinburgh: hívd a +44 0844-481-8898 számot, a jelszó pedig: Perfect Day

Sok szerencsét és reméljük, sikerül az elsők között megvenned a jegyed!

Tickets for all the below dates are now on sale! For more information on tickets and how to book please use the web links and phone numbers below:

Concert Evenings:

Tuesday 2nd July 2013
Eden Court Theatre, Inverness
eden-court.co.uk
01463 234 234

Thursday 4th July 2013
Music Hall, Aberdeen
boxofficeaberdeen.com www.ticketsoup.com
01224 641 122

Saturday 6th July 2013
Caird Hall, Dundee
dundeebox.co.uk  www.ticketmaster.co.uk
01382 434 940

Monday 8th July & Tuesday 9th July 2013
King’s Theatre, Glasgow
atgtickets.com/glasgow  www.ticketsoup.com
0844 871 7648

Friday 12th July & Saturday 13th July 2013
Festival Theatre, Edinburgh
edtheatres.com/susanboyle
0131 529 6000

Ticket numbers are limited and it is being done on a first come first served basis with a maximum of 4 tickets per customer.

On Friday 17th May 2013 at 10.00am tickets will go on sale. For your chance to enjoy a magnificent view of the lady herself in her first live tour in Scotland you will need the following details.

For Fan tickets in Inverness call the box office directly on 01463-234-234 and quote the password: Perfect Day

Fan tickets in Glasgow CLICK HERE!

Fan tickets in Edinburgh call Ticket Soup on 0844-481-8898 and quote the password: Perfect Day

Good luck and we hope to see you at her concerts.

Hello,

It’s been awhile since I last wrote. Instead of boring you with mundane news I prefer to wait till I have something exciting to say.

I’ve been very busy singing and rehearsing. For what you ask? Well I’m pleased to announce that I will be embarking on my own tour in Scotland this July aptly named ‘Susan Boyle In Concert’.

This is the first year that I feel I can hold my own on a stage for the full time and that I will be able to please an audience and my fans. So I will be performing on 7 nights in Scotland as a tester to see if I enjoy it. The venues chosen are intimate and steeped in Scottish history.

Fingers crossed it will all go well and then as they say the world is my oyster and I can look in 2014 to do more, well that’s the plan anyway.

One of the reasons I chose Scotland was to say thank you to my fellow Scots for their unwavering support over the past four years. The loyalty and kindness shown to me has been overwhelming, so now it’s my turn to give something back.

I hope that you all will come and watch the shows and more importantly enjoy them. This is a big step for me but one that I’m very excited about. There will be a variety of music and I’ll have my own band, plus a few surprises on the night.

I look forward to seeing the red scarves in the audience! As a special treat for my fans, please come back tomorrow evening (Thursday) when I will give you a password so you can order specially held fan tickets. They are limited in numbers and on a first come first serve basis, limited to four per person but as I would love you to join me on this tour I felt it was the least I could do.

I hope you are as excited as I am.

It’s been awhile since I last wrote. Instead of boring you with mundane news I prefer to wait till I have something exciting to say.

I’ve been very busy singing and rehearsing. For what you ask? Well I’m pleased to announce that I will be embarking on my own tour in Scotland this July aptly named ‘Susan Boyle In Concert’.

This is the first year that I feel I can hold my own on a stage for the full time and that I will be able to please an audience and my fans. So I will be performing on 7 nights in Scotland as a tester to see if I enjoy it. The venues chosen are intimate and steeped in Scottish history.
Fingers crossed it will all go well and then as they say the world is my oyster and I can look in 2014 to do more, well that’s the plan anyway.

One of the reasons I chose Scotland was to say thank you to my fellow Scots for their unwavering support over the past four years. The loyalty and kindness shown to me has been overwhelming, so now it’s my turn to give something back.

I hope that you all will come and watch the shows and more importantly enjoy them. This is a big step for me but one that I’m very excited about. There will be a variety of music and I’ll have my own band, plus a few surprises on the night.

I look forward to seeing the red scarves in the audience! As a special treat for my fans, please come back tomorrow evening (Thursday) when I will give you a password so you can order specially held fan tickets. They are limited in numbers and on a first come first serve basis, limited to four per person but as I would love you to join me on this tour I felt it was the least I could do.

I hope you are as excited as I am.

Concert Evenings:

Tuesday 2nd July 2013
Eden Court Theatre, Inverness
eden-court.co.uk
01463 234 234

Thursday 4th July 2013
Music Hall, Aberdeen
boxofficeaberdeen.com www.ticketsoup.com
01224 641 122

Saturday 6th July 2013
Caird Hall, Dundee
dundeebox.co.uk  www.ticketmaster.co.uk
01382 434 940

Monday 8th July & Tuesday 9th July 2013
King’s Theatre, Glasgow
atgtickets.com/glasgow  www.ticketsoup.com
0844 871 7648

Friday 12th July & Saturday 13th July 2013
Festival Theatre, Edinburgh
edtheatres.com/susanboyle
0131 529 6000

Éld újra Susan nagy pillanatát, kattints ide!

Hello,

Well I’ve had a busy week on my first movie set in the Cotswolds and I have to say I’m having the time of my life. Who’d have thought I’d be in a movie? The Christmas Candle is a period film and I am really enjoying dressing up in the Victorian outfits, I rather like having a bustle!

It’s been a real experience and I’m working with wonderful actors and actresses who are pros and I’m learning so much from them as this is all so new to me. The crew are wonderful and incredibly patient with me the novice! Filming is long but an incredibly interesting process and I can say I have been bitten by the acting bug.

There was speculation that I was making a cameo appearance but I have a proper character in the film and acting is a really great experience.

For me a hardy Scot, the cold country weather is practically balmy but even I have had days where I have feet warmers in my boots, a hot water bottle under my costume, long johns and tights in a bid to keep warm. Luckily we’ve been blessed with sun and blue sky which has helped.

I have my own winnebago with my name on the door! I feel like a proper professional actor, let me tell you. The wardrobe has various outfits for my character and I have a very necessary kettle for my cups of tea between scenes. I’m also performing a song for the movie with my on screen husband. He’s been helping me learn the ropes with acting and I’ve been helping him with the singing! It’s a good screen marriage.

On Friday we had the day off so I came down to London to visit the record label and discuss album five. Sorry folks, you’re going to have to keep guessing a wee bit longer. Surprise is good!

Then with an afternoon free I went to Harrods to have a little look around, buy some perfume and a few Easter gifts for family. It’s a wonderful experience browsing round the food halls and so vast that in the couple of hours we were there we didn’t even get off of the ground floor.

After a lovely dinner with my manager and his wife, we then drove back to the Cotswolds ready for filming over the weekend, buoyant and happy from a wonderful day off that was positive and exciting for the future of my singing career.

This will be my last full week on set and although I’m looking forward to returning home I will most definitely miss the wonderful team on The Christmas Candle. It’s been great being a part of the tight knit community, with many a giggle and story shared.

I would definitely like to continue with an acting career alongside my singing career so fingers crossed this debut goes well and who knows maybe Hollywood will come chapping on my door.

Well I’ve had a busy week on my first movie set in the Cotswolds and I have to say I’m having the time of my life. Who’d have thought I’d be in a movie? The Christmas Candle is a period film and I am really enjoying dressing up in the Victorian outfits, I rather like having a bustle!

It’s been a real experience and I’m working with wonderful actors and actresses who are pros and I’m learning so much from them as this is all so new to me. The crew are wonderful and incredibly patient with me the novice! Filming is long but an incredibly interesting process and I can say I have been bitten by the acting bug.

There was speculation that I was making a cameo appearance but I have a proper character in the film and acting is a really great experience.
For me a hardy Scot, the cold country weather is practically balmy but even I have had days where I have feet warmers in my boots, a hot water bottle under my costume, long johns and tights in a bid to keep warm. Luckily we’ve been blessed with sun and blue sky which has helped.

I have my own winnebago with my name on the door! I feel like a proper professional actor, let me tell you. The wardrobe has various outfits for my character and I have a very necessary kettle for my cups of tea between scenes. I’m also performing a song for the movie with my on screen husband. He’s been helping me learn the ropes with acting and I’ve been helping him with the singing! It’s a good screen marriage.

On Friday we had the day off so I came down to London to visit the record label and discuss album five. Sorry folks, you’re going to have to keep guessing a wee bit longer. Surprise is good!

Then with an afternoon free I went to Harrods to have a little look around, buy some perfume and a few Easter gifts for family. It’s a wonderful experience browsing round the food halls and so vast that in the couple of hours we were there we didn’t even get off of the ground floor.

After a lovely dinner with my manager and his wife, we then drove back to the Cotswolds ready for filming over the weekend, buoyant and happy from a wonderful day off that was positive and exciting for the future of my singing career.

This will be my last full week on set and although I’m looking forward to returning home I will most definitely miss the wonderful team on The Christmas Candle. It’s been great being a part of the tight knit community, with many a giggle and story shared.

I would definitely like to continue with an acting career alongside my singing career so fingers crossed this debut goes well and who knows maybe Hollywood will come chapping on my door.

Hello,

Firstly I want to wish you all a belated Happy New Year. I hope you all had a great Christmas with your friends and family and 2013 has been good to you all so far.

Sorry that it has been awhile since I updated you on all my news but it has been rather busy over the past few weeks, so here’s a little update from me now.

Christmas and New year were great and I enjoyed my time with the family and also seeing friends. It is the reason I love Blackburn, I can go home and just relax as normal. Sometimes it feels like nothing has changed.

I’d like to thank all of you for the cards and gifts that you sent me. I wish I could respond to each and everyone of you and I do try but I wanted you to know how grateful I am for the time and effort that you spend spoiling me. I have some of the best fans in the world and I know I’m incredibly lucky. So thank you.

After Christmas I went away to Tenerife for a few days for some much needed sun. So whilst the rest of the UK was in minus temperatures and struggling with snow I was happy in the warmth, sunning myself by the pool! It was a great little break and the relaxing and pampering is just what we all needed after a busy few months.

Landing back in the UK was a bit of a shock to the system, cold and snowy but thankfully we were landing in London as on the Sunday I was taking to the O2 stage with none other than my idol Donny Osmond.

It was great fun singing with him and a good reason to return to the cold, because I would have happily stayed in the sun if I wasn’t returning for him!

To say it was an experience was an understatement, in fact I’ll let you into a funny little story.

We rehearsed our songs and I was scheduled to perform in the second half of the show. So once rehearsal had finished we spent some time back at the hotel and killing time before going back to the O2 to get ready for the performance.

I was sitting in the dressing room with rollers in my hair having just finished having my make up done, in my dressing gown, when suddenly there was a chap on the door. It was a member of production telling me to get to the stage. Cue mass panic, the fastest outfit change known to mankind and a marathon run down the long corridors of the O2 to get to the stage. As we were running in convoy the rollers were being pulled out and the last nail painted. It was hilarious!

What had happened was my performance had been changed to the first half but unfortunately I didn’t know as the message wasn’t passed on. That’s why when poor Donny called me and said “Please welcome Susan Boyle”, well I was in the dressing room frantically trying to get my frock on and run in heels and get to the stage. Donny the most professional man I know handled it perfectly and we had a good laugh once we came off stage.

I think the opening notes were a bit breathy because, well, I was out of breath! I still chuckle now when I think about it. It was like something out of a comedy sketch.

After the performance with Donny, I was off to LA to take part in a song for Miracle Whip and their ‘Keep An Open Mouth campaign’. It was all a bit of fun and a giggle to be taking part. It was also fun to sing alongside people like Lance Bass and the Village People. I had a great time and it’s not everyday you can say you introduced an N’Sync boy to a proper pot of tea!

January was definitely the month of going from hot to cold to hot to cold! I left the warmth of LA and headed straight back to Scotland and it’s sub zero temperatures!

Once back I started trying to think of ideas for album 5 and thinking about which songs I’d like to feature on this album! I’m not giving anything away just yet. It’s good to have a few surprises!

Last Friday, I was able to sing with Donny again, this time in my homeland of Scotland. I was unbelievably proud to sing at the SECC in Glasgow. It brought back memories, because as a teenager, I skipped school and went to see Donny in Glasgow. I can’t tell you how much trouble I was in with my parents when I returned! Here decades later, I am performing with him on stage to the Glaswegians! The most honest audience in the world. It was [jam] fantastic!

After my performance, I got Donny back on stage to give him a little gift to say thank you for inviting me to be a part of his UK tour. He is now the proud owner of a Glasgow tartan scarf, some Scottish gifts that everyman should have and also a Boyle tartan tie! That’s right, I have my own tartan now and it’s in full production.
What meant so much to me was that for the second half of the show Donny wore my Boyle tartan tie. It suited him!.

I will try and keep you up to date more frequently. I am busy these days so bear with me. Just because I don’t write doesn’t mean I have forgotten you all! I haven’t and wouldn’t!

I shall try and keep you all up to date with my adventures! There will be plenty of them in 2013 and I can’t wait. ‘Bring It On’ as I say!

Firstly I want to wish you all a belated Happy New Year. I hope you all had a great Christmas with your friends and family and 2013 has been good to you all so far.

Sorry that it has been awhile since I updated you on all my news but it has been rather busy over the past few weeks, so here’s a little update from me now.

Christmas and New year were great and I enjoyed my time with the family and also seeing friends. It is the reason I love Blackburn, I can go home and just relax as normal. Sometimes it feels like nothing has changed.

I’d like to thank all of you for the cards and gifts that you sent me. I wish I could respond to each and everyone of you and I do try but I wanted you to know how grateful I am for the time and effort that you spend spoiling me. I have some of the best fans in the world and I know I’m incredibly lucky. So thank you.

After Christmas I went away to Tenerife for a few days for some much needed sun. So whilst the rest of the UK was in minus temperatures and struggling with snow I was happy in the warmth, sunning myself by the pool! It was a great little break and the relaxing and pampering is just what we all needed after a busy few months.

Landing back in the UK was a bit of a shock to the system, cold and snowy but thankfully we were landing in London as on the Sunday I was taking to the O2 stage with none other than my idol Donny Osmond.

It was great fun singing with him and a good reason to return to the cold, because I would have happily stayed in the sun if I wasn’t returning for him!

To say it was an experience was an understatement, in fact I’ll let you into a funny little story.

We rehearsed our songs and I was scheduled to perform in the second half of the show. So once rehearsal had finished we spent some time back at the hotel and killing time before going back to the O2 to get ready for the performance.

I was sitting in the dressing room with rollers in my hair having just finished having my make up done, in my dressing gown, when suddenly there was a chap on the door. It was a member of production telling me to get to the stage. Cue mass panic, the fastest outfit change known to mankind and a marathon run down the long corridors of the O2 to get to the stage. As we were running in convoy the rollers were being pulled out and the last nail painted. It was hilarious!

What had happened was my performance had been changed to the first half but unfortunately I didn’t know as the message wasn’t passed on. That’s why when poor Donny called me and said “Please welcome Susan Boyle”, well I was in the dressing room frantically trying to get my frock on and run in heels and get to the stage. Donny the most professional man I know handled it perfectly and we had a good laugh once we came off stage.

I think the opening notes were a bit breathy because, well, I was out of breath! I still chuckle now when I think about it. It was like something out of a comedy sketch.

After the performance with Donny, I was off to LA to take part in a song for Miracle Whip and their ‘Keep An Open Mouth campaign’. It was all a bit of fun and a giggle to be taking part. It was also fun to sing alongside people like Lance Bass and the Village People. I had a great time and it’s not everyday you can say you introduced an N’Sync boy to a proper pot of tea!

January was definitely the month of going from hot to cold to hot to cold! I left the warmth of LA and headed straight back to Scotland and it’s sub zero temperatures!

Once back I started trying to think of ideas for album 5 and thinking about which songs I’d like to feature on this album! I’m not giving anything away just yet. It’s good to have a few surprises!

Last Friday, I was able to sing with Donny again, this time in my homeland of Scotland. I was unbelievably proud to sing at the SECC in Glasgow. It brought back memories, because as a teenager, I skipped school and went to see Donny in Glasgow. I can’t tell you how much trouble I was in with my parents when I returned! Here decades later, I am performing with him on stage to the Glaswegians! The most honest audience in the world. It was [jam] fantastic!

After my performance, I got Donny back on stage to give him a little gift to say thank you for inviting me to be a part of his UK tour. He is now the proud owner of a Glasgow tartan scarf, some Scottish gifts that everyman should have and also a Boyle tartan tie! That’s right, I have my own tartan now and it’s in full production.
What meant so much to me was that for the second half of the show Donny wore my Boyle tartan tie. It suited him!.

I will try and keep you up to date more frequently. I am busy these days so bear with me. Just because I don’t write doesn’t mean I have forgotten you all! I haven’t and wouldn’t!

I shall try and keep you all up to date with my adventures! There will be plenty of them in 2013 and I can’t wait. ‘Bring It On’ as I say!

Hello,

I just wanted to wish you all a very Merry Christmas and I hope that you have a wonderfull day with all your family and friends, wherever in the world you are celebrating.

2012 has been quite a year and I for one have enjoyed every moment of it.

Thank you to you all for your continued support and kindness that you have shown to me. I wouldn’t be here without you and the acts of friendship that are continually extended to me have helped me to enjoy this amazing year. I’m very lucky and I don’t take it for granted for one second.

As you have seen in the pictures posted, the tree and the decorations are now up in my house, I’ve just about finished my Christmas shopping, the presents are wrapped and I’m looking forward to midnight mass on Christmas Eve and spending time with my family on Christmas day.

Here’s hoping 2013 will be just as exciting as 2012 and I look forward to seeing you all on my various travels next year.

Have a wonderful holiday, enjoy the well deserved rest and wishing you all peace and happiness for 2013.

Susan

I just wanted to wish you all a very Merry Christmas and I hope that you have a wonderfull day with all your family and friends, wherever in the world you are celebrating.

2012 has been quite a year and I for one have enjoyed every moment of it.

Thank you to you all for your continued support and kindness that you have shown to me. I wouldn’t be here without you and the acts of friendship that are continually extended to me have helped me to enjoy this amazing year. I’m very lucky and I don’t take it for granted for one second.

As you have seen in the pictures posted, the tree and the decorations are now up in my house, I’ve just about finished my Christmas shopping, the presents are wrapped and I’m looking forward to midnight mass on Christmas Eve and spending time with my family on Christmas day.

Here’s hoping 2013 will be just as exciting as 2012 and I look forward to seeing you all on my various travels next year.

Have a wonderful holiday, enjoy the well deserved rest and wishing you all peace and happiness for 2013.

Susan

Nagyon köszönjük a gyönyörű kreációkat, a kedvenceinket pedig szeretnénk is megosztani veletek.

Mindenkinek csodálatos karácsonyi ünnepeket és kellemes új évet kívánunk! Élvezzétek ki az ünnepi időszakot, és alig várjuk Susan utazásának következő fejezetét…

Thank you so much for sending us your fabulous creations. We’ve picked out some of our favourites to share with you.

Wishing you all a wonderful Christmas and a very happy New Year. Enjoy this festive season and we look forward to the next chapter of Susan’s journey.

Susan has put together a playlist on Spotify with all of her favourite Christmas songs including Mariah Carey, Johnny Mathis, The Pogues and more! So if you want to get into the Christmas spirit, why not grab a mince pie, and have a listen here.