HISTORY SURFEIT on Instagram: "On 24 May 2007, singer-songwriter Amy Winehouse was awarded the Ivor Novello Best Contemporary Song for her hit single, Rehab. On stage to accept the award, Winehouse joked that she hadn’t even had time to get drunk beforehand. Backstage, Winehouse spoke to a number of journalists - including one who Winehouse called out for their “rude” behaviour."

Voceux on Instagram: "Remembering Amy Winehouse on her birthday with this raw acapella of Valerie. 🎶 First released by The Zutons, the track became a global soul anthem when Amy teamed up with Mark Ronson. This edit highlights her live acoustic performance, stripping away instruments so only her timeless vocals remain. Pure Amy. #AmyWinehouse #Valerie #Acapella #VocalsOnly #Voceux #Soul #RnB #LiveMusic #IconicVoices #LegendaryVocals"

Distinguishing fact from opinion

Good Music on Instagram: "This moment shows Amy Winehouse right after one of her performances, giving her honest reaction: “It was a bit sht though.”* Amy was known for being her own toughest critic. Even when fans and critics praised her, she often downplayed her work and focused on what she thought she could have done better. That honesty was part of her charm — she wasn’t trying to be perfect or polished for the cameras. Instead, she showed the raw, vulnerable side of being an artist who trul

Terrifying History on Instagram: "On June 18, 2011, Amy Winehouse performed what would become her final concert at the Kalemegdan Fortress in Belgrade, Serbia, as part of her ill-fated European tour. Witnesses and video footage documented her visibly impaired state: she slurred lyrics, missed vocal cues, and staggered onstage, prompting audience boos. The 12-song set was abruptly cut short, and the remaining 27 tour dates were canceled. Medical examiners later determined Winehouse died from alco