Winehouse booed at gig after jail visit

Amy Winehouse walked off the stage halfway through a song last night after she was booed and people started to leave the concert.

The troubled singer kicked off her UK tour at the National Indoor Arena, Birmingham and during the show she dedicated song 'Wake Up Alone' to Blake Fielder-Civil.

She had spent the morning visiting him at Pentonville prison for the first time since she was turned away on Tuesday.

As a number of fans started to walk out she warned them: "To them people booing, wait 'til my husband gets out. And I mean that."

Winehouse reportedly stumbled through a number of her hit songs and during her final song, a cover of The Zutons' 'Valerie', she dropped her microphone and walked off the stage.

One fan, Zoe Giorgio, told the BBC: "When she did sing she sounded phenomenal but she was not ready to be up on that stage. She was so weak, so vulnerable."

Another member of the audience, Gary Atwell, said: "I went out for a sneaky cigarette halfway through and at least 40 people left, just in that five minutes."

Fielder-Civil was taken into custody last week on charges of perverting the course of justice, which stemmed from a trial in which he was accused of assaulting a pub landlord last year.