Multi-award-winning singer Michael Bublé has announced six UK and Ireland concert dates for 2026.

Michael Bublé is one of the world’s top touring artists, known for his world-class showmanship and spectacular concert production.

Michael Bublé’s tour starts at Malahide Castle, Dublin on Saturday 27 June 2026, and then plays Thomond Park Stadium, Limerick (28 June), Belsonic, Belfast (1 July), Lytham Festival, Lancashire (3 July), Blenheim Palace Festival, Oxfordshire (4 July), and Scarborough Open Air Theatre (6 July).

Tickets are on sale from Friday 28 November at 9am.

More about Michael Bublé

Michael Bublé has sold more than 75 million albums worldwide over the course of his career, and won five Grammys and 15 Juno Awards. He has released six multi-platinum albums, and had more than 14 billion global streams.

Michael released his self-titled debut album in 2003, followed by a series of multi-platinum, Number 1 albums including Call Me Irresponsible (2007), Crazy Love (2009), To Be Loved (2013), Love (2018), and Christmas (2011). Michael’s 11th studio album, HIGHER (2022), marked his 9th Top 10 on Billboard’s Top Album Sales Chart and 7th consecutive studio album to debut in the Top 3.

Equally at home singing standards, pop, swing, jazz, R&B, and comedy, Michael takes his audiences on a special journey every night – singing his heart out, serenading them with beautiful love songs, making them laugh, cry, and dance – to give them an evening they will never forget.

Michael Bublé UK & Ireland Tour 2026 – Dates

Malahide Castle, Dublin
Saturday June 27, 2026

Thomond Park Stadium, Limerick
Sunday June 28, 2026

Belsonic, Belfast
Wednesday July 1, 2026

TK Maxx presents Lytham Festival, Lancashire
Friday July 3, 2026

Blenheim Palace Festival, Oxfordshire
Saturday July 4, 2026

TK Maxx presents Scarborough Open Air Theatre
Monday July 6, 2026

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