It's got to be perfect as Eddi Reader hits the Music Hall Having an MBE for outstanding contribution to arts and three honorary doctorates for your services to music is no mean feat. Glasgow girl Eddi Reader has topped the charts, toured the world, won Awards and been recognised globally for her musical talent. Ahead of her gig at the Music Hall tonight, we take a look at five facts about the singer. Busking beginnings Eddi started her music career busking on the streets of Glasgow and performing at local folk clubs. Circus trips The singer then had a very different method for getting her music to audiences, as she performed and traveled around Europe with the circus. Bands Throughout her career, Eddi featured in two bands - Fairground Attraction and The Waterboys. Who can forget their hit song 'Perfect'? Scotland's sweetheart Sticking to her roots, Eddi's seventh album release in 2003 had a Scottish theme with "Songs of Robert Burns." The album was recorded in CaVa Studios in Glasgow and premiered at the Glasgow Concert Hall during Celtic Connections Festival. Movie feature But it's not all about the touring, Eddi also featured in 2008 BAFTA nominated "Me and Orson Welles" with Zak Efron and Clare Danes singing "Let's Pretend That There's A Moon." If you're heading along to the gig tonight, don't forget to Tweet us your photos @STVAberdeen.