The 48-year-old singer Susan Boyle returned to the stage on Monday after canceling a weekend singing engagement with the "Britain's Got Talent" live tour.

A handout image obtained in April 2009 from ITV shows Scottish Susan Boyle appearing on Britain's Got Talent television show during the auditions in Glasgow. (Xinhua/AFP, File Photo)

She song "Memory" and "I Dreamed a Dream," the tune that made her a star on "Britain's Got Talent" contest in April, in front of 6,000 Scots in Glasgow on Monday and earned a standing ovation from the audience.

The Scottish church volunteer shot to fame as a contestant on the reality contestant. Her first performance on the reality competition in April was downloaded around 200 million times online, making her a global celebrity, but she has struggled to cope with the pressures of her sudden fame.

She briefly checked into a London clinic after the contest and was treated for exhaustion there.

After release from the hospital, she played her first shows on the "Britain's Got Talent" tour in Birmingham on Friday and Sheffield in England on Saturday, but did not appear at a Sunday matinee and evening show at The Manchester Evening News Arena.

After the tour is finished, Boyle is expected to record an album which will hit stores by Christmas.

(Xinhua/Agencies, June 16, 2009)