Wino pulls it off at T
Amy Winehouse, looking and sounding a hell of a lot better than we have seen her recently, wowed the crowd at the main stage tonight.
Winehouse blasted out her old favourites and some lesser known songs from her album, with the crowd getting totally behind her and singing along, particularly to "Tears Dry On Their Own", "Rehab" and "You Know I'm No Good".
There was only really one mention of incarcerated hubby Blake Fielder-Civil, who she was delighted to tell those watching is "getting out one week today". But she was wearing the obligatory pin in her hair with her other half's name.
Amy and her band sounded great, although it seems as though all her bad habits have had an effect on her voice, which was not the most powerful we have heard in the past.
And the soul diva managed to get through the gig unscathed and without controversy, perhaps a first for the woman who has racked up more column inches than her insane American counterpart, Britney Spears.
But you can't put it past the Wino to put on a proper show and she really delivered here in Balado.
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