Bishopbriggs singer Amy Macdonald to play live show

2015 SSE Scottish Music Awards.

King Tuts Songwriting Award Amy McDonald

The 17th Annual SSE Scottish Music Awards took place this evening, Saturday 28th of November at Glasgow's Old Fruitmarket, to raise much needed funds for Nordoff Robbins Music Therapy in Scotland. The night, hosted by STVs Jennifer Reoch and Ewen Cameron brought together some of Scotland's most celebrated acts and artists and honoured them with numerous awards, handcrafted for the occasion by Scottish woodwork designer, Paul Hodgkiss.

Winning the SSE Best Live Act Award was Paisley born singer-songwriter Paolo Nutini, who smashed a headline performance to 35,000 people for Glasgows Summer Sessions at Bellahouston Park, as well selling out two SSE Hydro shows at the start of the year.

Of the charity, Paolo said:

"It's great to be invited along and to continue the relationship with Nordoff Robbins that we have built up over the last ten years. The awards are a celebration of Scottish musicians which is great but more important — 2015 SSE Scottish Music Awards. King Tuts Songwriting Award Amy McDonald The 17th Annual SSE Scottish Music Awards took place this evening, Saturday 28th of November at Glasgow's Old Fruitmarket, to raise much needed funds for Nordoff Robbins Music Therapy in Scotland. The night, hosted by STVs Jennifer Reoch and Ewen Cameron brought together some of Scotland's most celebrated acts and artists and honoured them with numerous awards, handcrafted for the occasion by Scottish woodwork designer, Paul Hodgkiss. Winning the SSE Best Live Act Award was Paisley born singer-songwriter Paolo Nutini, who smashed a headline performance to 35,000 people for Glasgows Summer Sessions at Bellahouston Park, as well selling out two SSE Hydro shows at the start of the year. Of the charity, Paolo said: "It's great to be invited along and to continue the relationship with Nordoff Robbins that we have built up over the last ten years. The awards are a celebration of Scottish musicians which is great but more important

Amy (29) will perform at the Old Fruitmarket on Tuesday, November 22.

The hugely successful local singer/songwriter released her debut album This Is the Life in 2007 and has now sold more than nine million records worldwide.

This summer her time was split between the recording studio and headlining festivals across Europe.

Pre-sale tickets will be available tomorrow, (Tuesday, October 12) to those who sign up to the mailing list.

Tickets go on general sale on Friday, October 14.