He’s back at Rogers Arena for the first tour stop in years, and loving every minute of it
Michael Bublé in his hometown rink for his first live show in years is something to get the locals out in their Friday finest.
It’s been four years since his last tour, during which time he and his wife Luisana Lopilato were dealing with well-publicized serious family health matters. Things are far better since their son’s cancer is in remission. • Money: “It’s crass to talk about money, but I appreciate you spending your hard-earned cash here. I have three children at home so it matters. Who knows how much it will cost to bribe a college board when they’re grown.”
• Introducing My Funny Valentine: “Valentine’s Day matters as a day to show how much you love the one you’re with. Tomorrow go back to treating them like shit. Tonight is a second Valentines Day.”In many ways, little has changed since the early bar days. He is a relentless comic and high-energy performer, and the show is paced for both maximum excitement and emotion.
“Even to the single people: I know you are out there, and can join with those couples for a threesome.”
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