She was slammed on social media for her NRL Grant Final performance before the Sunday night game.
But Amy Shark refused to let the haters tarnish her on Monday when she finally addressed her controversial performance on Twitter.
The talented singer, 34, firmly ignored her critics and tweeted, “I grew up with @nrl and sang INXS songs before I could walk.”
Can’t tarnish their shine! Amy Shark, 34, (pictured) ignored the backlash on social media as she spoke on Twitter about her appearance at the NRL Grand Final on Monday
‘Last night was amazing! @travisbarker and I had our first (virtual) show! Then I shared the stage with 2 Australian legends @Andrew_Farriss and @KirkPengilly from INXS! ‘She went on to add:’Thanks for having us in Australia. ‚
Fans flocked to congratulate Amy on her performance, tweeting, “So so so so so proud of you!”
“Great performance last night Amy keep it up,” added another.
“Thank you for having us in Australia”: The talented singer firmly ignored her critics and described the experience on stage with INXS Andrew Farriss and Kirk Pengilly as “incredible”.
‘So proud of you!’ Twitter fans flocked to congratulate Amy on her performance
On Sunday evening, the multiple Aria award winner, real name Amy Louise Billings, started her set with her 2020 hit Everybody Rise without the pouring rain clouding her mood.
She surprised her fans by bringing out the lyrics to her latest track C’MON, which was released this week, with collaborator Travis Barker playing the drums via video link.
Amy and Travis weren’t the only talent that night. INXS ‘Andrew Farriss and Kirk Pengilly played their legendary hit Never Tear Us Apart alongside Amy in 1987.
Local Talent: The Aria Prize winner took to the stage on Sunday night to perform some of her hits, including Everybody Rise
Surprise! She then surprised her fans by bringing out the lyrics to her latest track, C’MON, which was released this week. Employee Travis Barker played the drums via video link (picture)
Online Review: “I’m not a fan of Amy Shark – and I admit she’s very talented – but the Triple J vibe really isn’t Grand Final-entertaining,” one wrote on Twitter
It was cruelly trolled on Twitter, however, and many felt that its “mood” was not worthy of a Grand Final performance.
“I’m not a fan of Amy Shark – and admit she’s very talented – but the Triple J vibe is really not fun for the Grand Final,” one wrote.
Another agreed and wrote, “Amy Shark … beautiful girl and talented but completely wrong for the NRL Grand Final”, next to the hashtag “boring”.
Praise: It wasn’t all negative though, and some praised Amy for her “powerful” singing
Others were quite dull and commented with “shocking” and “is she going to sing at all?” That was horrible! ‘
It wasn’t all negative, however, and some praised Amy for her “powerful” singing.
‘You are so mean. Amy Shark is a powerhouse at writing songs with a voice to match, ”wrote one.
“I thought Amy Shark was good !!!” commented another as well as one who wrote: “You were great tonight, Amy, well done.”
Hit the haters: ‘You are so mean. Amy Shark is a powerhouse at writing songs with a voice to match, ”wrote one
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