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Michael Bublé to perform in Durban in 2015

7 October 2014 by Alan

Multi Grammy award-winning Canadian superstar Michael Bublé will be returning to South Africa in 2015, to perform in Durban, Cape Town, and Johannesburg.

Working in-depth with Cape Town Stadium and Gearhouse, Big Concerts has reconfigured the standard stadium set-up into a new, fully seated, more intimate set-up with the stage positioned nearest to the south quadrant of the stadium. The MD of Big Concerts, Justin van Wyk commented: “Michael Bublé will be the first concert in this new stadium layout. Fans will be treated to an evening of Michael Bublé with exceptional sound and a world-class production played out in an intimate setting. This new configuration will enable us to bring a whole range of new tours to Cape Town, which previously may have been left out. However, capacity is limited with only three seating blocks on the field and we urge fans to get their tickets early.”

Tickets go on sale Friday 10th October 2014 at 9am from www.bigconcerts.com and Computicket.

Tour itinerary:

  • Durban: Tuesday, 17 March, Moses Mabhida Stadium. Ticket Price: R340 to R790
  • Cape Town: Thursday, 19 March, Cape Town Stadium. Ticket Price: R395 to R1075
  • Johannesburg: Saturday, 21 March and Sunday, 22 March, The Dome. Ticket Price: R510 to R1135
Category: EntertainmentTag: Michael Buble

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