Amy Winehouse to Return to the Stage as a Hologram 8 Years After Her Death for a Worldwide Tour

Photo: Dan Kitwood/Getty Amy Winehousemay have beendead since 2011,but that is not stopping her headlining a world tour. Beginning next year, a hologram of the late singer — who died at age 27 from alcohol poisoning — will perform with a live band and backing singers. The string of performances are expected to start in Fall 2019 and will feature “digitally remastered” versions of Amy’s popular hits,Rolling Stoneconfirms. “This is a dream for us,” Amy’s father,Mitch,told the publication.

Amy Winehouse's 'Back to Black' Video Hits 1 Billion Views on YouTube 16 Years After Its Release

More than a decade after her tragic death,Amy Winehouse’s music is still achieving massive success. Amy Winehouse.Chris Christoforou/Redferns Mark Ronson and Amy Winehouse.JMEnternational/Redferns Last year, Ronson spoke about his experience co-writing and producing the song with Winehouse andshared previously-unheard raw vocal takesfrom the legendary neo soul singer in a TikTok video. “Amy came to my studio right here. We met for the first time, and I instantly loved her,” Ronson continued.

Amy Winehouse's Band Announces Show in Late Singer's Hometown Ahead of What Would've Been Her 40th Birthday

Amy Winehouse.Photo:Dave Hogan/Getty Dave Hogan/Getty Fans ofAmy Winehousecan celebrate what would’ve been the late singer’s 40th birthday in her hometown with her former band. On Monday,The Amy Winehouse Band— made up of several actual musicians who once performed alongside the “Valerie” singer — announced a special concert in Winehouse’s Camden, U.K. hometown to honor her life ahead of when she would’ve turned 40 on Sep. 14. Billed as “a special evening in honour of Amy’s 40th birthday” set to celebrate her “music, life and legacy,” The Amy Winehouse Band will deliver thespecial performance at the venue KOKOin London’s Camden neighborhood on Dec.

Amy Winehouse's Best Friend Opens Up About Her Death for the First Time: 'She Craved Normality'

Amy Winehouse.Photo: SHAUN CURRY/AFP/Getty Amy Winehouse’s best friend is opening up about the singer’stragic deathfor the first time. Speaking toThe Timesto publicize his new bookMy Amy: The Life We Shared, James — who is himself a singer — reveals that he left the home two days before Winehouse’s death following an argument with her, in the hope that it would shock the singer into curbing her binge drinking. The following day she left a message on his cell, saying, “You all right, darlin'?

Amy Winehouse's Ex-Husband Blake Civil-Fielder Denies Their Relationship Was Based on Drug Use

Fans ofAmy Winehousetraditionally make husband Blake Civil-Fielder the villain in the story of the late singer. Theirtumultuous marriage only lasted between 2007and 2009, but many continue to paint him as a negative influence who enabled her addictive traits and introduced her to lethal substances that ultimately led to herdeath at age 27 in July 2011. But in a rare television interview on Tuesday, Civil-Fielder defended himself, denying the popular myth that they shared a codependent relationship based on substance abuse.