Susan Boyle - Recognition - Accomplishments - Posters . . .

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Susan Boyle with Alan Edwards | Clyde

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Susan Boyle singing in Russia at White Nights Festival on June 14, 2013 - I Dreamed A Dream - Live:

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Susan is fantastic and she sings that way too!!!! Thank you!

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From poverty to philanthropy.....what an amazing woman whose story continues to unfold.

Susan Boyle gave the St. Petersburg hospital anesthesia machine

Text: Elena Lyashenko ( St. Petersburg )

Photo: Natalia Pietra

14.06.2013, 17:04

Susan Boyle visited the children's hospital

Susan Boyle visited the children's hospital

The famous Scottish singer Susan Boyle, which won international fame after a triumphant performance in the show Britains Got Talent, came to the Northern capital to participate in the charity fund "Federation" and the festival "White Nights of St. Petersburg."

Along with Helen North patroness fund she visited the children's hospital number 17, the name of St. Nicholas, where she participated in the transfer of anesthetic machine as a gift to the institution.

Today Susan Boyle will perform in the Ice Palace at the concert of the International Music Festival "White Nights of St. Petersburg." 13th of June, on the first day of the festival, St. Petersburg entertained rapper Nelly, famous for his song Mambo № 5 Lou Vega, the Irish actor and musician Bob Geldof, Mario and Star Funk Earth, Wind and Fire. On Friday, along with Susan Boyle on the stage of the Ice come out group "Earthlings" and Sarah Connor. On Saturday, in the final concert of the festival will be attended by Italian bluesman Zucchero, the British star of the 60s, Engelbert Humperdinck, the Italian singer Loredana Berte, Paula Abdul and the young singer Yurkiss Petersburg.

http://www.rg.ru/2013/06/14/reg-szfo/konzert-anons.html

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Thank you Mauro! Lovely music to go with the lovely videos.

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Susan Boyle Interview - Breakfast:

Ewen & Cat caught up with the Scottish singing sensation Susan Boyle ahead of her Scottish tour next month
Susan Boyle Interview - Breakfast

Ewen & Cat caught up with the Scottish singing sensation Susan Boyle ahead of her Scottish tour next month….

She sings along to Ewen’s favourite Erasure and even does a duet with Cat who’s playing the Kazoo! Find out which Scottish actor she gets to kiss in an up-coming movie and out of her legions of famous fans, who’s the one person she still pinches herself that she meet?

Listen to the full interview below.

Catch Susan Boyle on tour in Edinburgh on Monday 8th July & Tuesday 9th July and in Glasgow on Friday 12th July & Saturday 13th July.

Get your tickets Susan Boyle

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Thank you Mauro for a look back at what Susan has done to be where she is today. Wonderful video.

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Thank you Mauro. Good Times for sure! And more to come as Susan prepares for her first live concert tour in Scotland on July 2nd. Good luck Susan!

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Very nice pictures of Susan posted on the Forum.

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Picture from Wasforgas. Thank you.

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Susan at the Park - photo by Nora Forgas. It was taken today at Blackburn Gala Day. Such an adorable pic, Nora! Thanks for letting us share it.

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Slice of Life

What would you do if you were brave?

By Salvatore Sapienza

Holland Sentinel columnist

Posted May 30, 2013 @ 04:29 PM

Holland —

This week began with the celebration of Memorial Day, our annual remembrance of the courageous men and women who died while serving our country. Courage, however, is not only shown on the battlefield.

I think of courage when I remember the story of the singer, Susan Boyle, who bravely walked on stage for the first time a few years’ ago to audition for a television talent competition in England.
Despite her fears and the snears of the judges, Boyle, a grey-haired, middle-aged woman who hardly looked like your typical pop star, wowed the initially skeptical audience with her amazing rendition of “I Dreamed A Dream.” Since then, she has gone on to sell millions of records and perform around the world.

Often times, Boyle hears “Bravo!” at the end of her concerts. The word bravo comes from the same root word as the word brave, so when we cheer it, we are actually applauding the performer for their bravery, for being vulnerable enough to sing the song of the heart.

The word courage comes from the Latin word for heart, so when we act courageously or encourage one another, we are acting from the core of our hearts.
I think, too, of courage when I think of Jason Collins, the basketball player who last month became the first openly gay male athlete in U.S. major pro sports history. President Obama reached out by phone to Collins, telling him he was impressed by his courage.

So, today, I’d like you to ask yourself: What step would you take today if you were brave? What’s keeping you from singing your heart’s song or living life more authentically? Could it be fear of what others might think of you?
Remember the Cowardly Lion from “The Wizard of Oz?” He thought that because he was king of the jungle that he shouldn’t have any fears, but he did, so he went to see the Wizard to ask for courage. What he discovered is that you can’t have courage unless you’re afraid.

Mark Twain wrote, “Courage is not the absence of fear. It is the mastery of fear,” and Elenor Roosevelt famously proclaimed, “You must do the thing you think you cannot do.”

I think it’s very interesting how similar the words scared and sacred are to one another. Maybe it’s only in those moments when we face our fears that we become more of who we were created to be, more whole or holy.
So, the next time fear is breathing down your neck, keeping you from experiencing more of life’s greatness, remember the words of the brave movie cowboy, John Wayne, who said, “Courage is being scared to death ... and saddling up anyway.”

— Salvatore Sapienza is a freelance writer and author who lives and works in Saugatuck. He can be reached at miwriter@gmail.com.

Read more: http://www.hollandsentinel.com/features/x514116289/Slice-of-Life#ixzz2VfBgl8e
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Something for Susan, as she prepares for her Concert Tour starting July 2, in Scotland.

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Susan Boyle says she's raring to go for Scottish tour

Jun 6 2013 by Alistair Watson, West Lothian Courier

Singing sensation Susan Boyle has not ruled out playing a gig in West Lothian in the future.

The Blackburn superstar is busy rehearsing for a seven date tour of Scotland which will start in Inverness on July 2.

SuBo, who shot to fame after claiming second place in television talent show Britain’s Got Talent in 2009, says she is more than ready to begin her first ever tour.

But despite missing out West Lothian this time round, the 52-year-old, speaking on a visit to the Five Sisters Zoo, told the Courier it would be something she would consider in the future.

“I’ve nothing planned for West Lothian at the moment. But I would never rule anything out,” Susan said.

“It would be great to play to my fans, family and friends in West Lothian. It’s definitely something I will like to do and I will be thinking about venues.”

Susan said it was performing with Donny Osmond earlier this year that inspired her to set dates for a live Scottish tour.

The 52-year-old said: “I feel I’m in the zone and ready for it. In fact, I’m more than ready.

“It’s very important to be accepted in your own homeland though, and I do feel accepted in my homeland. I’m definitely doing the tour, there’s no maybes about it.

“I sang with Donny Osmond in March this year and it was around that time I started to think I was ready and made my mind up to do more live work. I got a real taste for it.

“It all feels a bit surreal but I can get used to anything.

“I feel I’m ready enough now and I want to share it all with other people.”

SuBo will play the Eden Court Theatre, Inverness, on Tuesday, July 2; Music Hall, Aberdeen, July 4; Caird Hall, Dundee, July 6; King’s Theatre, Glasgow, July 8 and 9; Edinburgh Festival Theatre, July 12 and 13.

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I think you will like this video again. Enjoy!

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Susan takes a break and gets a little fun time with the drums.

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Wonderful photos of Susan as she receives a gift from a fan. Photo 2013

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	SUSAN BOYLE & FRIENDS
	Sunday 8th September 2013, 6.00pm & 8.30pm
	OPERA HOUSE, WINTER GARDENS
EVENTS IN 2013	Tony Jo of HRH Entertainments and Gerry Boyle of Instant World Variety are delighted to bring Gerry's sister Susan Boyle to the Opera House ,Blackpool for her only engagement in England this year. "Gerry loves Blackpool and variety and loved the Opera House when he appeared there in April" said Tony "his company Instant World Variety are set to produce and film a series of Superstar concerts and distribute them live worldwide and who better to begin with than Gerry's sister Susan Boyle and where better than Blackpool Opera House". Susan will headline the show which will also feature Roy Walker, Andy Prior and his Orchestra, Rose-Marie, New York Knights as well as Scottish stars Fiona Lynch, Callum Beattie and Mal Montgomery. There will also be one or two surprise guests on the show." Gerry Boyle said "I love Blackpool and the Opera House and we are looking forward to presenting many more Instant World Variety productions from Blackpool in the future. We are starting the ball rolling with Susan and friends." Tony added "To have Susan Boyle in Blackpool is fantastic for the town and where better than one of the biggest theatre auditoriums in the country and one of the biggest theatre stages in Europe."
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Great poster by Katie Melton. Thank you.

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Britain’s Got Talent 2013: Susan Boyle advises this year’s finalists, “Don’t let your nerves get the better of you!”

June 2nd, 2013 by TV Writer Lynn.

Former Britain’s Got Talent finalist Susan Boyle, who has of course gone on to enjoy a hugely successful career since her time on the show, has offered some advice to this year’s BGT finalists…
And one of the things Susan advised the hopefuls was to try to avoid allowing their nerves to get the better of them.
She made her remarks while speaking to OK! magazine, and began by saying, “Enjoy every single moment…

“Try not to let the nerves get the better of you, get plenty of rest, practise your act so it’s the best it can be and enjoy it.
“You never know what might happen, I’m living proof of that!”
However, Susan also cautioned that irrespective of how well things go after BGT, wannabes should always be aware they may well have a shelf-life.
She explained, “[Life] has changed for the better without a shadow of a doubt…

“Sometimes I still have to pinch myself that all of this has happened and in such a short space of time.
“The problem is, and I think many people in my industry can understand this, because everything happened so rapidly, you worry that it will go just as quickly and I don’t want my life now to end.”
52 year old Susan concluded by saying, “I love singing and performing to fans.”
Here’s a reminder of the moment that Susan first came to the world’s attention on BGT…

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Susan Boyle gives music tips

02 JUNE 2013

Susan Boyle has advised up-and-coming stars not to succumb to nerves.

The star shot to fame when she wowed on TV show Britain's Got Talent and eventually bagged second place.

Susan has some words of wisdom for those hoping to follow in her footsteps by taking part in a talent show.

"Enjoy every single moment," she shared when the UK edition of OK! asked what she would tell those with their hearts set on making it in the industry.

"Try not to let the nerves get the better of you, get plenty of rest, practise your act so it's the best it can be and enjoy it. You never know what might happen, I'm living proof of that!"

Since her Britain's Got Talent success, Susan has gone on to perform all over the world and meet stars such as Oprah Winfrey and Donny Osmond.

The 52-year-old still worries her fame could go as quickly as it came.

"[Life] has changed for the better without a shadow of a doubt," she gushed.

"Sometimes I still have to pinch myself that all of this has happened and in such a short space of time. The problem is, and I think many people in my industry can understand this, because everything happened so rapidly, you worry that it will go just as quickly and I don't want my life now to end. I love singing and performing to fans."

http://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/entertainment/news/susan-boyle-gives-music-tips-29314316.html