Mark and Me Podcast Episode 470: Amy Walpole (Witch Fever)
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Nov 2, 2025 
Amy Walpole, lead singer of Witch Fever known for powerful vocals and sharp songwriting. She talks about the band’s new album, balancing dark themes with studio fun, touring highs including arena support slots, festival memories, and the pressures of follow-up records and touring logistics.
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Early Musical Roots And First Gigs
- Amy's first bought album was Evanescence's Fallen and she also loved pop acts like McFly and Busted as a teen.
- Her first gigs were McFly then heavier shows (Cancer Bats), showing an early wide musical range.
From Church Band To Witch Fever
- Amy started singing in a charismatic church band and left that church at 16 because it was unhealthy for her family.
- She did college bands, solo shows and a battle-of-the-bands singing Damien Rice before joining Witch Fever at about 19–20.
Supporting Biffy Clyro: A Full-Circle Gig
- Amy describes supporting Biffy Clyro at the Piece Hall as a 'full circle' moment with her parents in attendance.
- She admits the crowd was tough and they even received negative tweets after the show, but the band still enjoyed the experience.
