Michelle McAdorey
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Michelle McAdorey (born in Toronto, Ontario) is a Canadian singer-songwriter. She is the niece of late Canadian television personality Bob McAdorey, a reporter for the Global Television Network.
In the early 1980s, McAdorey lived in the UK, where she was briefly a backup singer for Kirsty MacColl. While there, she joined a new wave band called Corect Spelling (sic). Although the band received widespread exposure for their debut single "Love Me Today", the band broke up after receiving poor support from their label.
McAdorey eventually moved back to Toronto, where she wrote songs with Blue Rodeo's Greg Keelor. She eventually formed Crash Vegas, and the songs she had written with Keelor formed the basis of that band's debut album, Red Earth.
Crash Vegas parted ways in 1996. In 2000, McAdorey released her solo debut, Whirl. The same year, she appeared on King Cobb Steelie's fourth album, Mayday, lending her vocals to the title track.
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