MICHAEL BUBLÉ SET TO ELECTRIFY AUDIENCES WITH A FEBRUARY 2020 AUSTRALIAN TOUR

MICHAEL BUBLÉ SET TO ELECTRIFY AUDIENCES WITH A FEBRUARY 2020 AUSTRALIAN TOUR

Global superstar Michael Bublé will return in February 2020 with a 36-piece orchestra to thrill Australian audiences on his five-city tour taking in Brisbane, Sydney, Adelaide, Melbourne and Perth.

An Evening with Michael Bublé 2020 National Tour Dates:

Tuesday 4 & Wednesday 5 February – Brisbane Entertainment Centre
Friday 7 & Saturday 8 February – Sydney Qudos Bank Arena
Wednesday 12 & Thursday 13 February – Adelaide Entertainment Centre
Sat 15 & Sun 16 & Tue 18 February – Melbourne Rod Laver Arena
Friday 21 & Saturday 22 February – Perth RAC Arena

Tickets to Michael Bublé’s national tour go on sale on Wednesday 5 June from 10am (local time) at www.ticketek.com.au. A Telstra Plus member presale starts Thursday 30 May, with staggered times from 10.00am and is open until Monday 3 June. Go to telstra.com/buble for further details including local market times.

Promoter Paul Dainty said he was delighted to bring Michael Bublé back to Australia: “Michael is a superstar and Australian fans are amongst his biggest in the world, he is an artist who has completed multiple sold-out world tours, won four Grammy Awards and sold more than 60 million records, including 3.3 million in Australia, during the course of his extraordinary career,” Mr Dainty said.

Bublé said he was thrilled to be playing all of his hits plus songs from the most recent album ♥ for Australian audiences.

“I’m really excited to be heading back on tour and to play for Australian audiences again,” he said. “It’s been six years since my last Australian tour and so much has happened in that time. I can’t wait to sing some of my all-time favourites and to share my new songs and stories.”

Bublé received rave reviews for a one-off show in Sydney in late last year when he performed to mark the closure of Allianz Stadium. The Sydney Morning Herald praised a performer “who holds the audience in the palm of his hand” and whose “soaring vocals absolutely knock it out of the park”, while the Daily Telegraph admired Bublé’s success at “wrapping his golden tonsils around some of the most iconic songs of pop history”.

Recent reviews from Bublé’s return to the world stage this year said:

“Michael Bublé dazzles arena crowd with classic songs, raw emotion.” Post Gazette

“His lustrous lyric baritone, as affable and magnetic as his punchy, droll personality — was in fine form throughout.” Dallas Observer

“He danced. He laughed. He skittered down the stairs to get closer to the fans ringing the catwalk. He acted, as he had throughout the show, like a man genuinely grateful to be back on stage.” www.ajc.com

“He joked about the lavish expense of the 36 musicians behind him saying, “I know my manager looks at me, and looks at Ed Sheeran, and says ‘What an a-hole.’ ” Post Gazette

This tour is supporting Bublé’s ♥ album, which has achieved Gold status in Australia since its release in November 2018 when it debuted at #2 on the ARIA Albums Chart, the Herald Sun said Bublé “was back to doing what he does best – telling love stories”.

Bublé has achieved five number one albums in Australia, including 2013’s To Be Loved, 2011’s Christmas, 2009’s Crazy Love, 2007’s Call Me Irresponsible and 2003’s Michael Bublé, and eight top five albums. His Christmas album has sold more than one million albums in Australia.

New Zealand fans, stay tuned for an announcement soon.

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