She finds out that he is Austin's adopted brother. It is her old classmate from kindergarten Aaron Moon. When she got back to the store, Ally finds it in a mess and expects Trish & Dez for an explanation and to clean up the store.Īlly is excited to see Austin's surprise guest. While on the date, Ally almost got to her first kiss with Austin but was interrupted. She has no choice but to leave Trish & Dez in charge of the store, which she thinks was a bad decision. When Austin finally confesses his love to here, Ally says yes to him.Īlly goes on a date with Austin at the Red Lovester. She herself can't focus because of her feeling towards Austin.
She helps Austin with his upcoming gig at the mall but sees that Austin is having difficulties focusing. She is introduced to Sarah Vinyl who eventually asks her to be part of Vinyl Records.Īlly attends her first day of school in High School. Ally eventually overcomes her stage fright with the help of her friends and family. She tried overcoming her fear of Stage Fright in "Frights & Fights" but failed.Īs she meets people with the same fear, she tries to do the best she can to break her fear eventually. She always has bad experiences, especially at the beach but got over it after remembering all the fun memories she had when she was young. She takes care of Sonic Boom, a music store owned by her father Lester Dawson. She said yes to Austin after he asked her out in the episode Songwriting & School. She is in love with one of her best friends Austin Moon. She doesn't like it when people touch her journal/songbook/diary and always says "Don't touch my book!". She chews her hear and talks a lot when she gets nervous. She is a goody goody which often helps her and her friends to get out of trouble. She has an extreme case of stage fright, which is not yet revealed to why. She also really cares about helping her friends which often puts her in uncomfortable, but hilarious, situations. Ally, born and raised in Miami, is a shy girl who loves writing lyrics and making songs.
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