Sandi Thom + Marcus Bonfanti

2 May 2010
Doors open: 7:30pm
Min age: 14+
Location: The Duchess
URL: http://theduchessyork.co.uk/whats-on/detail/364

Having topped the charts in seven countries with her first single, the infamous internet hit ‘I Wish I Was A Punk Rocker', and shifted a million copies of the ensuing LP, Scots-born Sandi Thom is officially the 47th biggest selling female artist of the 21st century. Late in 2009, Sandi was invited to tour the UK and Europe by new blues powerhouse Joe Bonamassa and the result is "Merchants And Thieves", a new album set for release in Spring 2010, that highlights Sandi's ability to diversify and explore deeper and more organic musical roots.  Please note this is a standing show although there is seating at the rear of the venue.

Please note you must be 14 or over to gain admittance - read our ID policy.

More like this: blues, pop, folk-rock

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Reply #2 on : Thu January 07, 2010, 12:10:49
It's impossible for us to check every single fact supplied by publicity machines, could you let us know how you are disproving this claim? Thanks!!
mary
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Sandi Thom
Reply #1 on : Wed January 06, 2010, 23:50:34
Was intrigued by the "47th biggest selling artist" comment and looked it up to find its a complete lie!!
The punk rocker single was supposedly the 47th biggest selling single by a female artist in the UK..nowhere else just the UK, so Sandi thom once again blatently lies about figures just as she did over the infamous web-cam figures just to get publicity..shame on her!!

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