• Music
  • 20 Feb 10

Michael Buble confirmed for the Aviva Stadium

Michael Buble confirmed for the Aviva Stadium
The Hot Press Newsdesk
The Hot Press Newsdesk

The American crooner is playing the new Lansdowne Road in September.

Michael Buble has been confirmed for a gig on September 24 in the Aviva Stadium, a.k.a. Lansdowne Road. Tickets go on sale on Friday February 26 priced €65.70.
The show follows on from Buble’s two Donnybrook Stadium sell-outs in 2008.
The American’s current Crazy Love album has spent 18 weeks in the Irish chart, much of it at number one.

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