Amy Shark is one of Australia's most dynamic musical talents. Energetic, down-to-earth and BS free…..her breakout song Adore showcased the Gold Coast native’s musical talent to the world. And from there she’s gone from strength to strength...hitting the US top 40, claiming multiple ARIA awards, appearing on late night shows with Jimmy Fallon and James Corden, performing at last year’s NRL grand final and attracting the attention of one Russell Crowe. 

 

The Oscar winner and Souths tragic was such a fan, he sent her debut EP Love Monster to pop superstar Ed Sheeran. The next thing she knew, was in Sheeran's home studio crafting her new single “Love Songs Ain't for Us” featuring none other than Keith Urban. It’s available to stream and download now, ahead of her CRY FOREVER national tour in June.


She caught up with the two Murrays and Phil Burton.

Amy Shark is one of Australia's most dynamic musical talents. Energetic, down-to-earth and BS free&hellip;..her breakout song Adore showcased the Gold Coast native&rsquo;s musical talent to the world. And from there she&rsquo;s gone from strength to strength...hitting the US top 40, claiming multiple ARIA awards, appearing on late night shows with Jimmy Fallon and James Corden, performing at last year&rsquo;s NRL grand final and attracting the attention of one Russell Crowe.&nbsp;
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The Oscar winner and Souths tragic was such a fan, he sent her debut EP Love Monster to pop superstar Ed Sheeran. The next thing she knew, was in Sheeran's home studio crafting her new single &ldquo;Love Songs Ain't for Us&rdquo; featuring none other than Keith Urban. It&rsquo;s available to stream and download now, ahead of her CRY FOREVER national tour in June.
 She caught up with&nbsp;the two Murrays and Phil Burton.

Join radio favourites Murray Wilton and Murray Olds (aka The Two Murrays) for five hours of news, sport, entertainment, lifestyle and plenty of frivolity each Saturday and Sunday afternoon over summer.

Join radio favourites&nbsp;Murray&nbsp;Wilton and&nbsp;Murray&nbsp;Olds (aka&nbsp;The&nbsp;Two&nbsp;Murrays) for five hours of news, sport, entertainment, lifestyle and plenty of frivolity each Saturday and Sunday afternoon over summer.

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