Michael Buble

With more than 60 million records sold, Michael Bublé thought he knew the meaning of love. But fate had harder lessons in store for him, when his son, Noah, became seriously ill, marking the start of a traumatic odyssey for Michael and his family, which turned their lives upside down. Since then, optimism has returned and music is once again a positive force in Michael Bublé's life. His latest studio album, "Love" has become part of what is widely known as "The Great American Songbook". Timeless standards receive new arrangements, such as his moving reinterpretation of "My Funny Valentine". Together with Cécile McLorin Salvant, Michael Bublé revisits Edith Piaf’s classic "La Vie en Rose" in a bilingual version, while the classic ballad, "Help Me Make It Through the Night" receives a fresh makeover. Michael hits a raw nerve with his passionate rendition of "Forever Now", about mortal vulnerability and a father’s strength born out of unconditional love. When performing live, the sharp-witted Canadian crooner is truly in his element. Mixing his top-class repertoire of timeless classics with original compositions, Michael Bublé’s on-stage charisma never fails to leave its mark. His powerful vocals and onstage self-control, help to make his live performances all the more riveting. Whether it’s jazz, swing or pop, Bublé effortlessly interprets well-known standards in his own distinctive style.