About Michael Buble

Michael Buble manages to Let it Go (Updated 06/12/2014)

If you're Michael Buble and you've already posted covers of everything from Kylie Minogue's "Can't Get You Out of my Head" to Maroon 5's "Moves Like Jagger" on your Instagram account, how exactly do you up your game? The answer, it seems, is a cover of "Let It Go" backed by a full string orchestra.

Buble's Instagram followers were treated to a snippet of the anthem from Disney's "Frozen" back on May 13. The performance, as it were, was the result of fans being able to vote on the songs he uses as his backstage warm-up. Unfortunately, it only showed about 15 seconds of the performance and cut off before Buble hit the soaring high note of the song's chorus. What a tease!!

Buble recently took his very first tour of New Zealand, which kicked off at Vector Arena. Fans were treated to two stages, pyrotechnics, a 13-piece jazz band and dazzling graphics. The shows also followed his 14-city Australian tour, where fans and critics raved over the visuals, high production values and Buble's audience interaction.

Buble made headlines Down Under when he knocked out a tooth during a show at Sydney's Allphone Arena by hitting himself with the microphone. The singer was performing "Haven't Met You Yet" when the incident took place. After the gig he tweeted a photo from the dentist's chair, and the tooth was back in place for his show the next evening.

Buble resumes the North American leg of his world tour with two shows in Vancouver on June 19 and June 20.

Buble still riding top of the charts (Updated June 26, 2013)

A lot of youngsters take an interest in music, and Michael Bubl&eacute was no different. But his introduction to the music of the swing era came not through music lessons, but via his grandfather, who filled young Michael's ears with everything from Ella Fitzgerald to Frank Sinatra while he was growing up in Burnaby, British Columbia. That early exposure gave way to a whole new world of sound, and in turn led to Michael playing gigs with several local bands. But the best was yet to come…

While still a teen, Bubl&eacute won the Canadian Youth Talent Search, released several independent albums, and performed on cruise ships, in hotel lounges and even in a traveling musical revue titled "Swing" that went across the U.S. Still, it seemed success was ever-elusive for Bubl&eacute – at least until his luck changed at the turn of the century.

Bubl&eacute's introduction to Grammy Award-winning producer and record executive David Foster proved lucrative for both men. Bubl&eacute had an outlet for his music and Foster produced an album that entered the To 10 in Canada, the United Kingdom and South Africa and reached No. 1 in Australia. It sparked a plethora of awards, TV cameos and a tour that officially introduced 'Boo-blay' to the world. His latest release, "To Be Love," bowed on April 15, 2013 at the top of the Billboard 200, his fourth-consecutive number-one album on the chart.

About Michael Buble

"Fever" singer Michael Buble appeared on the music scene in 2003 with the release of his self-titled debut. Producers were unsure of how to market his unique sound and type of music but the album peaked at number one in Australia, although it had marginal success in the United States. Things took a turn for Buble, however, with the release of his album "It's Time" in 2005. His second album featured the number one single on the Billboard Adult Contemporary Tracks, "Home," which garnered amazing success and sparked tremendous demand for Michael Buble concert tickets.