Amy Vachal has booked new shows once again after her early exit from Adam Levine's team on the "The Voice."
In a post on social media, she announced that aside from her upcoming show in New York next week, there are more lined up in the coming months.
"Can't wait to visit these amazing cities," she wrote on Instagram. "More info and tickets soon especially Philadelphia. Tell me what I should add to the list!"
Aside from Philadelphia, she will also be performing in Chicago, Washington D.C., Boston and Los Angeles.
Her followers immediately were excited over the announcement. But apart from the upcoming shows, fans of Adam Levine's former "The Voice" team member, Amy Vachal, have also been raring for her upcoming album. The 27-year-old has promised them that she was working on it.
In an interview last December, she has expressed that despite not being the winner of the talent show, she was excited for the road ahead including making a new album
"At this point I'm so excited for what's next," she told WYN Papers back then. "We've all been really set up to really just, you know, pour so much more into our next projects after this. So I'm so excited to start working on my first full-length album."
Amy Vachal also noted during the conversation that her renewed passion for music was all thanks to "The Voice" coach Adam Levine.
"When you say passion, actually, I really do attribute a lot of that from working with a coach like Adam," she pointed out.
"He actually is one of the most passionate artists I've ever been blessed to work with. And just, you know, seeing how he has been just so adamant about pushing for certain songs and pushing for how they should be arranged, etc., that I've just found that having an effect on how I started to feel about the last two songs that I played on the show."
