Susan Boyle

Susan Boyle has been globe trotting again. This time she was in Germany, where she appeared on the Carmen Nebel show on March 6th on the ZDF TV channel and sang “I Dreamed a Dream”. Thanks go to Heide for informing me of this.

Heide says: “She sang very beautifully and looked gorgeous in her rouge noir dress!”

Susan Boyle has agreed to relocate to London – probably Chelsea – according to reports appearing in today’s media.

The Scotsman reports that executives at Syco, the record label owned by Simon Cowell,  have persuaded Susan to move following break ins at her home in Blackburn, West Lothian.

The record label have said that Susan’s flat will be “cat friendly”, so that Pebbles can live there with her. However, it is common knowledge that Pebbles now lives with another lady due to Susan’s constant travelling, so I personally am not convinced whether or not Pebbles will be reuniting with Susan. I think we shall have to wait and see on that one…

We also know that Susan wanted to stay in her ex council home in West Lothian.

However, a source told the Scotsman: “She has now agreed to move to a place in the city, where she’ll stay when busy working. During promotion commitments it is thought she will stay for weeks at a time.

“To see her in a secure location will ease a lot of minds.”

It is hoped that Susan will have moved into the new property by summer, and he management are currently looking for suitable apartments for her.

Susan Boyle has been nominated for a Juno, a Canadian music award.

Susan’s album “I Dreamed a Dream” has been nominated as “Best International Album”. Other nominations in the same category include:

Susan’s album was the best selling album in Canada last year, even though the album was only released in November.

The Juno award ceremony will take place on  April 18th in St. John’s, Newfoundland and will air live throughout Canada on the CTV networks. No doubt videos of the ceremony will appear on YouTube in due course

Susan Boyle is being predicted to be the Marquee Guest at this year’s Logies in Melbourne on May 2nd at Crown.

It is not definite yet, but according to an article in the Herald Sun, she is top of the list for the organisers of the event.

The host for the event has not yet been decided, although there are rumours that Kerri-Anne Kennerley will be asked to be the host for the occasion.

Here is Susan Boyle performing “I Dreamed a Dream” on the Ana Rosa show in Spain on February 12th, 2010. Susan gets prettier and more confident with each performance. They still give her a stationary mic though…

It seems that Susan Boyle’s voice knows no bounds. I today received this lovely email from a gentleman called Steve, an Englishman living in Iowa.

Steve said: “I was out hunting recently with Mesquaki Indians in the winter snows on their settlement in Tama, Iowa and from a group of several Mesquaki homes I heard Susan Boyle singing out ‘I dreamed a dream’. It was unbelievable that in some of the most remote places her voice can be heard. On these huge frigid lands her voice carries for miles – Its amazing!”

Thanks for letting us know, Steve. Has anyone else heard Susan Boyle’s dulcet tones perhaps where they wouldn’t expect to?

Susan Boyle is to sing in a special concert by the Yomiuri Nippon Symphony Orchestra on April 1st at Nippon Budokan in Tokyo.

Susan will be singing “I Dreamed A Dream” and other songs including the “Wings to Fly”, the bonus track that appeared on Susan Boyle’s album in Japan. In Japanese, the track is called “Tsubasa-o Kudasai”.

Tickets for the event will go on sale on March 7th. If you are Japanese and would like to attend, call The Yomiuri Shimbun Culture Promotion Department at (03) 3561-6346, or visit the webiste at http://info.yomiuri.co.jp/event/music/.

I’ve been reading media reports that Susan Boyle passed on at Heathrow Airport whilst waiting to board a plane to France this week.

Susan reportedly collapse in the British Airways Club Lounge at Heathrow airport, and was treated by medics before catching her flight to Nice on Tuesday. From Nice, she crossed the border over to Italy, where as we all know she was in fine form when she performed at the San Remo Festival.

An onlooker who saw Susan collapse told the Daily Mail: “It was very dramatic. Susan’s legs just gave way under her and she went down.”

A spokesman for Susan confirmed: “Susan did faint at Heathrow as she overheated in the lounge because it was so warm. However, she is fine now and gave a fantastic performance at the festival.”

Here is Susan Boyle’s performance at the San Remo Festival in Italy, which was aired live on February 16, 2010. The Hostess is Antonella Clerici. I have updated the previous clip to include one which also has the interview with Susan.

Here is the video of Susan Boyle being interviewed by Mark Phillips on the CBS Sunday Morning Show, which aired earlier today – Valentine’s Day.