Place Your Bets on Amy Winehouse

Mandy @ Gone Hollywood | Tuesday, July 17, 2007

Amy Winehouse has canceled so many shows recently that bookies are now placing odds on whether she’ll show up to her concerts. In the last month or so, Amy has cancelled performances at Oxygen in Dublin, T in Scotland, Summer Pops in Liverpool, and a show in St. Peolten with the Beastie Boys, The Prodigy and The Roots. Exhaustion is the most cited reason, but the night of the Liverpool show she was spotted drinking in a North London pub.

William Hill – one of the countries biggest bookmakers– is currently offering odds of 1/2 on Winehouse fulfilling her commitment to appear at the Eden Sessions at the Eden Project in Cornwall on July 17th.

A spokesperson for William Hill said: “Amy has cancelled too many gigs for us not to give out odds. The concert is next week so she’ll have to sort herself out for that and I can’t see it happening,” reports NME.”

The Sun is running a “Wino Watch” to keep tabs of Amy’s partying and comparing it to canceled shows.

She then partied backstage into the wee hours with SADIE FROST and JACK OSBOURNE. But my snaps show her the next day, clearly feeling unwell. Amy held her tum as she dashed to use a cafe toilet.

Earlier, she told her driver to pull over as she gagged. Later she was spotted slumped at the counter of a takeaway.

Hardly the way to battle that exhaustion, eh, Amy?

Yesterday Amy jetted out to Holland. Well, I hope it’s a sign she’s fit and well – and ready to entertain her paying fans.”

There’s no way I’d go to a show of hers now, and I was thinking about it. What a pain in the ass it would be to buy the ticket, pay Ticketmaster an arm and a leg for the pleasure of them selling it to you, fight traffic and pay for a parking space downtown where your car has a 43% chance of getting broken into, walk a few blocks to the show … and then nothing. No thanks, Amy.

Source: Celebitchy; Photo: Much Music

Place Your Bets on Amy Winehouse

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