International sensation Michael Bublé has announced an open-air performance in Limerick’s Thomond Park, which will be held on Sunday, June 28th, 2026. This performance will be one of two Irish shows by the 5-time GRAMMY award winner for Summer 2026. The other Irish show which has been announced will be held in Dublin’s Malahide Castle on Saturday the 27th of June 2026.
Having sold over 75 million albums worldwide, Michael Bublé brings passion, energy and vocal power to every performance giving his audience a one-of-a-kind experience. Singing a mix of pop, swing, jazz and R&B, audiences will be serenaded by this incredibly talented artist on what is sure to be a special night.
Over the past two decades the singer has been dedicated to bringing his own style to timeless tunes as well as creating his own masterpieces for listeners across the globe. Releasing hugely successful songs like “Home” and “Haven’t Met You Yet“, as well as many more throughout his career, he has cemented himself as one of the most successful touring artists of all time.
MCD presale for Limerick will begin on Thursday, 27th of November, at 9am. Tickets for the Limerick date will go on general sale this Friday, 28th November, at 9am through the Ticketmaster site. They are expected to be priced from €81.25 to €91.25, including the booking fee.
Not only has Michael Bublé kept the classics he loves alive during his career, but he has also fostered new talent as a judge on NBC’s The Voice, which he joined in September 2024. Bublé, who has won the show twice, is set to make history this coming autumn as he returns for his third successive season.
The Canadian artist who has sold out shows in over 30 countries worldwide is known for his incredible concert production and showmanship, and these shows will be no exception.