See photos of Canadian crooner Michael Bublé singing in Sacramento
Lezlie Sterling
Grammy-winning, multi-platinum superstar entertainer Michael Bublé performed Saturday night with a 36-piece orchestra at Golden 1 Center in Sacramento on his Higher Tour.
The Canadian singer opened with “Feeling Good” from his 2005 album “It’s Time.“ His 27-show North American tour began in August and included stops in Los Angeles and San Diego. The tour follows the March release of Bublé’s 11th full-length album, “Higher.”
The singer also visited Sacramento for his 2019 tour, An Evening with Michael Bublé.
Michael Bublé holds up a sign from a fan, as a camera captures her on a screen at right, that says “Michael B… You Slay … Croon’n and swoon’n leads to spoon’n … Yippee Ki-Yay” while perfroming his Higher Tour at Golden 1 Center in Sacramento on Saturday.
Michael Bublé walks down the stage while performing his Higher Tour at Golden 1 Center in Sacramento on Saturday. He is backed by a 36-piece orchestra.
Michael Bublé is backed by singers and a 36-piece orchestra as he performs on his Higher Tour at Golden 1 Center in Sacramento on Saturday.
Michael Bublé fans are projected on a screen at left as he performs his Higher Tour at Golden 1 Center in Sacramento on Saturday.
Michael Bublé hold up the microphone as he finishes a song while performing on his Higher Tour at Golden 1 Center in Sacramento on Saturday.
The word “love” looms over the stage as Michael Bublé performs his Higher Tour at Golden 1 Center in Sacramento on Saturday.
Michael Bublé holds up a sign from a fan that says “Michael B… You Slay … Croon’n and swoon’n leads to spoon’n … Yippee Ki-Yay,” while performing his Higher Tour at Golden 1 Center on Saturday.
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