Amanda Marshall (CAN)
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Amanda Marshall (CAN)
Amanda Marshall (CAN)
Dirty 30 Tour 2027
© Richard Sibbald
Canadian artist Amanda Marshall is back!
After a long absence, she's celebrating a major comeback on German stages.
Just 16 years old at the time, the artist met Canadian guitar legend Jeff Healey in 1990 and made a lasting impression: he invited the then-unknown singer to join him on his tour through Canada. Healey not only introduced her to a range of new musical influences – including Buddy Guy, Stevie Ray Vaughan and Bonnie Raitt – but also inspired her to pursue music professionally.
The rest, one might think, is pop history: as early as 1994 she landed her first record deal, and the following year released her self-titled album. It featured the globally successful top-ten hits "Let It Rain" and "Birmingham". This debut marked her international breakthrough, followed by gold and platinum certifications in a total of 15 countries. In Germany, the album stayed in the charts for 22 weeks. Little wonder, then, that Peter Maffay invited her to join him on tour in 1996. Two more albums followed, both achieving multi-platinum status and taking her to stages around the world. But legal disputes meant that, from 2002 onward, things went quiet for the Canadian artist.
It took two decades for Amanda Marshall to return with new music: in 2023 she released the album "Heavy Lifting", which was reissued as a deluxe edition with three new songs in summer 2026.
The artist used this release as an occasion to play an exclusive showcase in Germany and reconnect with her German fans after far too long. But this was only the beginning: in spring 2027, Amanda Marshall is coming to Germany on tour!
"See you in the spring. Let's go!"
After a long absence, she's celebrating a major comeback on German stages.
Just 16 years old at the time, the artist met Canadian guitar legend Jeff Healey in 1990 and made a lasting impression: he invited the then-unknown singer to join him on his tour through Canada. Healey not only introduced her to a range of new musical influences – including Buddy Guy, Stevie Ray Vaughan and Bonnie Raitt – but also inspired her to pursue music professionally.
The rest, one might think, is pop history: as early as 1994 she landed her first record deal, and the following year released her self-titled album. It featured the globally successful top-ten hits "Let It Rain" and "Birmingham". This debut marked her international breakthrough, followed by gold and platinum certifications in a total of 15 countries. In Germany, the album stayed in the charts for 22 weeks. Little wonder, then, that Peter Maffay invited her to join him on tour in 1996. Two more albums followed, both achieving multi-platinum status and taking her to stages around the world. But legal disputes meant that, from 2002 onward, things went quiet for the Canadian artist.
It took two decades for Amanda Marshall to return with new music: in 2023 she released the album "Heavy Lifting", which was reissued as a deluxe edition with three new songs in summer 2026.
The artist used this release as an occasion to play an exclusive showcase in Germany and reconnect with her German fans after far too long. But this was only the beginning: in spring 2027, Amanda Marshall is coming to Germany on tour!
"See you in the spring. Let's go!"
