Five facts about Scottish finalist Terry McDermott from The Voice US The Scots singer, who came second in hit US competition The Voice last year has enjoyed a successful 2013, releasing his debut solo album on Aberdeen label Fat Hippy Records and performing across the globe during a successful tour. Nae bad for a loon fae Pitmedden. So to get to you in the mood for his second homecoming gig of the year at the Lemon Tree on Sunday, we thought it might be nice to delve into the weird and wonderful world of Mr McDermott. So here's five things you might not know about Terry McDermott. He's an iTunes chart topper As well as winning over the judges on the television show, Terry also enjoyed a number of his songs hitting the US iTunes rock chart. In fact, when the final of The Voice was aired in December last year, of the top ten songs in the iTunes rock chart, seven were his including the entire top five. The First Minister backed him to win The Voice Although Terry appeared on the American version of the hit television show, his popularity stretched from Hollywood to Holyrood. Ahead of the final of The Voice, Alex Salmond sent this message of support to the singer. I would like to wish Aberdeen-born Terry McDermott the very best of luck in the final of The Voice USA this week. Terry's hard work and perseverance in pursuing his craft is an inspiration and he would be a fitting winner of the competition. High praise indeed. His music was featured in a Japanese Coke Zero ad It might sound bizarre, but with a huge following in the country, Terry's music was used in an advert for Coke Zero in Japan. Performed with former band Lotus Crush, the song was also played during J-League soccer matches in the country. He's a massive Dons fan Good news for locals who will be heading to his gig on Sunday - Terry has supported AFC for years, even after his move across the pond in 2003. He told STV earlier this year: "I'm a big Dons fan, I even have a tattoo on my arm!" And of course the Dandy Dons love him right back, supporting him from Pittodrie as he made his way into the final of the television show. He loves a good rowie and a glass of ginger With all the culinary delights of America at his disposal, you would think Terry would have forgotten all about Aberdeen's unofficial foodie delight, but as he told us earlier this year, he loves a good rowie - and a glass of Irn Bru to wash it down with. "I have been missing my butteries," he said. Irn Bru is the one thing that if anyone I know goes to LA I tell them to pop into the King's Head shop, in Santa Monica, and pick me up a bottle of ginger. Are you heading to see Terry McDermott and the Bonfires at the Lemon Tree on Sunday?